Taking inspiration from the 60s, Bonaguro Giorgio has come up with these vases that pay homage to the relationships between designers and glass manufacturers from this time gone by. Back in the 60s and even in the 70s, glass blowing and design was at an all-time high, so people from these two industries came together to create designs that are still well-respected today.
The vases are called Tapio Vases, and have an extremely smooth finish. Bonaguro Giorgio also experiments with different types of metals to place on the top of the designs, and in this case he placed a copper material here. The combination of the shape of the glass and the copper top section elevates these designs into a luxurious product. Clearly taking inspiration from the masters of the 60s paid off.
Photo Credits: designboom, bonagurogiorgio
What's Driving This Trend
- 60s-inspired Design
- Opportunity for designers to create products that pay tribute to the iconic designs of the 60s.
- Revival of Glass Blowing
- With the resurgence of interest in 60s-inspired designs, there is potential for a renaissance in glass blowing techniques and craftsmanship.
- Material Exploration
- Exploring the combination of different materials, such as metal accents, to elevate the design and luxury of products.
Who This Affects Most
- Home Decor
- Home decor industry can capitalize on the growing demand for 60s-inspired design pieces.
- Art and Design Education
- Educational institutions can offer courses and workshops to teach glass blowing and design techniques inspired by the 60s.
- Metalworking
- Metalworking industry can collaborate with designers to create innovative metal accents for various products.
