Design House Stockholm's Hydraulic vase is offering its admirers a clue – the object’s name actually refers to its manufacturing method! Familiar to many from YouTube, a hydraulic press is the secret to achieving the intriguing shape, which differs from one vase to the next. Made from polished stainless steel, the distinctly unique vase combining art and craft is designed by Isa Andersson. While Hydraulic looks dazzling accompanied by a bouquet of flowers, it also stands out solo as a sculptural piece on a windowsill, dining table or mantelpiece.
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Hydraulic vase, stainless steel
Design House Stockholm
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Design House Stockholm's Hydraulic vase is offering its admirers a clue – the object’s name actually refers to its manufacturing method! Familiar to many from YouTube, a hydraulic press is the secret to achieving the intriguing shape, which differs from one vase to the next. Made from polished stainless steel, the distinctly unique vase combining art and craft is designed by Isa Andersson. While Hydraulic looks dazzling accompanied by a bouquet of flowers, it also stands out solo as a sculptural piece on a windowsill, dining table or mantelpiece.
- Height: 25 cm
- Diameter: 6 cm
- Material Stainless steel
- Colour Polished stainless steel
- Weight 0.79 kg
- Care instructions Wipe with a dry cloth
- Product ID: DHS2888-8900
Isa Andersson (b. 1990) is a Swedish artist with a strong and distinct visual language. Equipped with a calling to challenge conventions in her artistic work, Andersson holds an MFA in Design from Konstfack and a BFA in Product Design from Beckmans College of Design. Known particularly for her clear glass objects and installations, she is part of the all-female artists’ collective Misschiefs.
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