Burgundy Hand-Blown Glass Vase (12.5in/32cm)

Burgundy Hand-Blown Glass Vase (12.5in/32cm)Twisted, biomorphic forms are a recurring source of inspiration for Michle Oberdieckmoments of growth and decay that capture how living things are shaped by the forces of nature. Sculptural pieces such as this vase begin as sketches, which are modeled in clay before being translated into glass. Oberdieck has developed her own reinterpretation of the classic Swedish Graal technique: using diamond engraving wheels, she cuts patterns through an overlay

brushed finish

His design is handmade by experts in the Son Mai lacquering technique and finished with an impossibly smooth mustard-yellow gloss

this hand-blown bowl embodies the architect’s poetic approach to glass

painted and lacquered by hand for a unique finish and complete with motifs of miscellaneous objects

The perfectly pared-back designs up the ante on the standard tealight

Métier’s Metropolitan laptop case is crafted by expert makers in Italy

each one painted by hand

with a refined luster that allows it to double up as a decorative object

Vibrant motifs of drawing utensils and a brass top make it a striking addition to a study

These green-tinted decanters are each topped with an original spire stopper and sit on a star-cut base

as this piece is handmade

The Forage cushion is crafted from a ribbed linen and wool blend that balances rugged durability with refined texture