Pottery Jars
When Objects Work
Designed by Vincent Van Duysen. The collection of jars or pots epitomises Van Duysen's spare aesthetic, natural materials and subtle use of colour.
Each piece is composed of two elements: an earthenware container and a wooden lid. Whilst the angle of the curve and the smooth profile of each pot are fixed, the diameter and the height of the vessels vary. Available in eight colours.
The Pottery series is part of a collection of objects produced by 'When Objects Work'. The Belgian company led by director Beatrice de Lafontaine produces and distributes exclusive objects designed by leading designers and architects whose work shares a preoccupation with simple forms, immaculate function and a timeless idiom.
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Materials
Ceramic and sandblasted oak or walnut.
Dimensions
Diameter: 15cm
Height: 17cm or 7cm
Lid thickness: 2cm, 3cm
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Vincent Van Duysen
Vincent Van Duysen was born in Lokeren, Belgium, in 1962, and undertook a degree in architecture at the Higher Institute of Architecture Sint-Lucas, Ghent.
In 1990, he opened his own studio in Antwerp concentrating on architecture and interiors. A strong relationship exists between Van Duysen’s designs and architectural projects – he develops furniture and objects with an architectural perspective, creating spatial relations rather than shapes. Subsequently many of his designs reference primary forms or historical objects which Van Duysen redefines through a contemporary lens.