Dutch studio Oato partnered with porcelain expert Frans Ottinink to create the Scape series, a collection of vases which feature a domed shape. The base of the vases are six-sided and have identical imprints, allowing them to fit together seamlessly. The hexagon was, in fact, the only shape that would accommodate the vase's side-by-side configuration.
The studio describes the collection by saying, "Scape are small, modular vases shaped like little hills that transform any surface in your home into a landscape." At the top of each hilly vase is a cylindrical cistern that can accommodate a single flower stem.
The vases, which are all made by hand, are available in camel, dark and light grey. The colors are achieved by blending pigment directly into the porcelain.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Modular Vases
- The Scape series introduces a modular design for vases, allowing them to fit together seamlessly.
- Transformative Home Decor
- The Scape vases can transform any surface in a home into a miniature landscape.
- Handmade Porcelain
- The Scape vases are made by hand using porcelain, showcasing the craftsmanship and uniqueness of each piece.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Home Decor
- The modular vases present an opportunity for home decor brands to create customizable and transformative decorative pieces.
- Floristry
- Florists can utilize the modular vases to create visually innovative arrangements and displays.
- Artisanal Ceramics
- The handmade porcelain vases tap into the demand for artisanal ceramics and unique, one-of-a-kind pieces.
