In his new creation, Geode, French designer Cédric Ragot has flawlessly combined the mineral content and structure of rocks with a smooth vase design.

At first glance, the design of his new vase collection »Ode« appears to have a classical style reminiscent of the columns so prevalent in the architecture of the ancient world, but look more closely and its precise workmanship reveals a thoroughly modern new piece of interior design.

The subtle double bowls by Josef Hoffmann inspired her to create the vase and bowl colletion »JOS«. She stacked bowls and mugs on top of each other, in all imaginable sizes, shapes, materials and patterns. The result of this creative process was these artistic glass collection.

With the »Squall« vase collection, Cédric Ragot has achieved the seemingly impossible: capturing the momentum of movement and reproducing this in porcelain. He has created exciting yet functional sculptures that are accentuated by the pristine surface of the precious material.

The extravagant »Collana« collection of vases, designed by Sebastian Herkner, incorporates a refined fusion of traditional artisanal techniques employed in porcelain and glass production.

Balancing perfection with imperfection and beauty with uneven shapes, Finnish glass artist Helmi Remes has designed a new vase series made from transparent glass. A smooth, rounded body meets a rough-looking sleeve made from white murrine-style glass.

The tightly folded, gold-coloured aluminium wrap around the bottleneck of the iconic Black Forest beer “Tannenzäpfle” inspired him to design a vase with a bulbous body that opens out dramatically towards the top in the shape of a chalice and with radiant copper detailing that forms the perfect contrast against the white biscuit porcelain.

A cylindrical body and an asymmetric, tapered collar – for Scottish-Swedish designer duo Office for Product Design, those represent the essence of a modern vase, which provides the perfect stage for creative floral displays.

Delicate morning dew drops, clinging like tiny jewels to blades of grass and petals, were the inspiration for Charlotte von der Lancken’s design Dagg. She has captured the beauty of this moment in a simple vase.