Hiroyuki Yuasa from MOTON designs the latest vase silhouette that features copper tonal metal pipes that collect together in a bundle over a base foundation. It rises up to a variety of heights to give off a utilitarian design language that also references the look of musical instruments.
It is made up of two parts the base foundation is made from wood as the stable force that supports the pipes. It has holes for the copper tubes to nest in and the cylindrical hollow structures are able to hold the stems to show off a floral arrangement. The slim tubes are able to hold one or two stems and a variety of heights give creative liberty to users. Additionally, the choice of copper serves the purpose of keeping water cool and reducing any odors.
Copper Tubular Minimal Vases
Hiroyuki Yuasa Designs the New Vase with Metal Pipe Detailing
Trend Themes
1. Copper Pipe Vases - Creating vases with copper pipe detailing adds a unique and utilitarian design language to the traditional vase silhouette.
2. Floral Arranging - The use of slim copper tubes in vase design allows for more creative and personalized floral arranging options.
3. Innovative Materials - Exploring the use of non-traditional materials like copper pipes in home décor products opens up opportunities for disruptive innovation.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - Incorporating unique and utilitarian design elements into traditional home décor products like vases can create differentiation in the market.
2. Floriculture - Copper pipe vase design can provide a new and innovative way for florists to showcase their arrangements.
3. Metalworking - Using metal pipes and other innovative materials in product design opens up opportunities for the metalworking industry to expand their offerings.