Iron Furniture Design · 2015
Tre Parole Vase of love
- A' Design Award 2015 Iron Winner in Furniture Design
- Awarded April 15, 2015
- CLIENT: Yu Hiraoka Design
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About Tre Parole Vase of love
Tre Parole is a vase which consists of three metal tubes and an acrylic piece. I sought a simple shape with a smart structure and a way of showing flowers in an elegant way. And presenting three flowers stands for three words, " I Love You". This iconic object suits interiors of houses, shops, restaurants, hotels, and theatres in harmony.
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- Unique Properties
- Tre Parole is a vase which consists of three metal tubes and an acrylic piece.
I sought a simple shape with a smart structure and a way of showing flowers in an elegant way. And presenting three flowers stands for three words, " I Love You".
This iconic object suits interiors of houses, shops, restaurants, hotels, and theatres in harmony. - Dimensions & Packaging
- Size: W120 H250 D120 mm
- Tags
- Product, Vase, Flower, Decoration, Home, Geometric, Simple, Elegant, Aesthetic, Metal, Acrylic
- Production Technology
- Materials: steel, acrylic
- Design Challenge
- After I came up with the shape and structure of this vase, I took a long time and explored the materials for it, and I ended up choosing metal pipes and an an acrylic vase that were unexpected for me, but I was surprised by the harmony of aesthetics those materials created and they suit flowers very well.
- Project Duration
- Tre Parole was developed in Milan.
This work was exhibited in London Design Festival in September 2013, and Milan Design Week in April 2014. - Operation Flow
- This vase is combined by three pipes and a base in a unique way without any joints. Its structure might look unstable and fragile, but it is actually pretty strong enough, and it doesn't break by being shaken.
- Research
- I wanted to bring aesthetics of modern architecture design to an interior accessory.
So, I researched about modern architecture design, and I have become interested in its aesthetics of combining simplest geometric forms. - Inspiration
- I was inspired by furniture with smart structures, and the meanings of the numbers of flowers.
I also sought an elegant way of presenting flowers, and an aesthetic and architectural combination of geometric forms. - Image Credits
- Yu Hiraoka Design