Munich-based designer Lorenz Noelle creates the Triangle Vase collection for German design imprint dennismaass. The vases are inspired by basic geometry and how they can be found recurring in skylines and other forms of nature. The purpose of the collection was to bring a sense of liberty for users to combine the vases and create as they please.
It comes in three size variations in terms of the height but the base of the perimeter remains the same. This way, reconfigurations, and combinations come together to form the look of a modular cityscape. The vases are constructed from sustainable materials with 90% biopolymers and they are 3D printed to have a smooth texture on the inside.
Geometry-Inspired Vase Collections
Lorenz Noelle Designs the Triangle Vase Collection
Trend Themes
1. Geometry-inspired Vase Collections - Exploring the influence of basic geometry in vase design, leading to innovative and customizable shapes.
2. Modular Cityscape Vase Configurations - Creating a collection of vases that can be rearranged and combined to resemble a modular cityscape.
3. Sustainable 3D Printed Vases - Utilizing sustainable materials and 3D printing technology to produce vases with a smooth texture inside and unique designs.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - Introducing geometric-inspired vases that enable customers to create customizable and modular arrangements in their homes.
2. 3D Printing - Applying 3D printing technology to the production of sustainable vases with intricate and smooth interior textures.
3. Interior Design - Bringing a sense of creativity and freedom to interior design by offering vases that can be rearranged and combined to mimic a cityscape.