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Misses Flower Power Vase by Kartell. Misses Flower Power is a decidedly “oversized” vase. The quest for visually striking chromatic effects led to the development of a production technique that brings life to a semi-transparent and irregular surface to produce a vintage glass look. The technology used—rotational molding—first applied to transparent polycarbonate, produces a single hollow piece, which is suitable for containing soil, water, plants or flowers. The round base, the same color as the structure, gives the vase excellent stability. This extra-large vase is also available in a polyethylene opaque color version. Misses Flower Power Vase by Kartell are designed by Philippe Starck with Eugeni Quitllet.
Kartell was founded in Milan in 1949 by chemical engineer Giulio Castelli with the conviction that industrial polymer technology could produce objects of lasting aesthetic and cultural value. The company's history is a series of manufacturing firsts: the first injection-moulded plastic storage unit (Anna Castelli Ferrieri's Componibili, 1969); the first chair produced from a single polycarbonate mould; Philippe Starck's Louis Ghost (2002), which reinterpreted a Louis XVI fauteuil in transparent polycarbonate and became one of the most sold chairs in design history. The Masters chair by Philippe Starck (2009) layers the silhouettes of the Eames DSR, Saarinen Tulip and Jacobsen Series 7 into a single polycarbonate shell - a piece of design history that is also a piece of design commentary.
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Misses Flower Power Vase
SKU: 8920
Matte
D: 23.2", H: 64.6"
Transparent
D: 23.6", H: 65.7"
Misses Flower Power Vase
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