Mela Ceramic Vase By George Sowden - Post Design
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Whether adorned with flowers or displayed alone, this ceramic vase by designer George Sowden captivates with its unconventional aesthetic and serves as a striking centrepiece on a dining table or console. An exercise in pure geometry, the vase features a bold chromatic contrast that accentuates its abstract silhouette. It begins with a red bowl-shaped base that subtly narrows towards the rim, transitions into a black inverted cone that flares outward, and is topped with a white cylindrical form. Adding to its whimsical design, orange rectangles are placed at an angle on the black rim. Part of the Materialism Collection, this exclusive piece seamlessly blends artistry and function.
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Founded in Milan in 1981 by the visionary Ettore Sottsass and a group of Milanese architects and designers, the Memphis movement became a groundbreaking cultural phenomenon. Drawing inspiration from Art Deco, Futurism, and Pop Art, Memphis introduced designs characterized by vibrant colors, abstract patterns, and asymmetrical forms, revolutionizing conventional notions of living spaces. As a hallmark of the Postmodernist style, Memphis continues to leave an indelible mark on the design world wit...
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