Assuming that your home won't always be filled with the delight of fresh flowers, it's nice to have a vase that can act as decoration when empty. This pair of Jo Vases by Eric Jourdan adequately holds its own, acting as sculptural art with a convenient second purpose.
True to the designer's characteristic style, the contemporary vessels are a formal play on curves and de Stijl planes and blocks of color. One side of each flask takes the shapely figure of a bottle while the other is a flat wall rising nearly to the top.
Albeit otherwise quite similar, the Jo Vases by Eric Jourdan differ in more than the blue or red ceramic glazes that brighten up one face. The opening in one is much longer than the other, yielding space for a bigger bouquet or shorter stems.
Abstract Bottle Vases
Jo Vases are a Contemporary Play on the Elements of Form and Color
Trend Themes
1. Abstract Bottle Vases - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Designing vases that double as sculptural art when not in use.
2. Contemporary Play on Curves - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Exploring new design approaches that incorporate curved forms and geometrical blocks of color.
3. Differentiated Vase Openings - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Creating vases with unique openings to accommodate different types of flower arrangements.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Introducing aesthetically pleasing home decor items that serve multiple purposes.
2. Ceramics - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Developing innovative ceramic glazing techniques to create visually engaging products.
3. Flower Arranging - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Redefining the way flower arrangements are presented and designing vases to enhance floral displays.