Formed from lightweight aluminum and finished in a matte, dusty grey — somewhere between slate and fog — this pitcher vase carries the quiet authority of something older than it is. The elongated silhouette widens at the shoulder before narrowing to a modest spout, with a squared handle that reads almost architectural. At 18 inches, it holds its own as a standalone object or anchors a shelf vignette alongside smaller forms. The matte surface absorbs light rather than reflecting it, giving the piece a softness that works equally well against white walls or warm wood tones.
Each piece is shaped and finished in small runs, and slight variations in surface texture or tone are a natural result of the process — no two settle into a room quite the same way.
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The Story
Formed from lightweight aluminum and finished in a matte, dusty grey — somewhere between slate and fog — this pitcher vase carries the quiet authority of something older than it is. The elongated silhouette widens at the shoulder before narrowing to a modest spout, with a squared handle that reads almost architectural. At 18 inches, it holds its own as a standalone object or anchors a shelf vignette alongside smaller forms. The matte surface absorbs light rather than reflecting it, giving the piece a softness that works equally well against white walls or warm wood tones.
Each piece is shaped and finished in small runs, and slight variations in surface texture or tone are a natural result of the process — no two settle into a room quite the same way.
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The vase that holds a room without trying
Set it at the end of a console table with a few stems of dried eucalyptus or bare winter branches — and the corner of the room suddenly has a reason to exist. The handle gives it presence even when it's empty.
