You walk through the door. Keys land softly on the dresser, and the apartment breathes with the tranquility you’ve longed for all day. Your gaze sweeps across the living room, settling on the table where, bathed in lamplight, it waits – the Reed vase. Its crystal walls catch the light, refracting it into dancing reflections that bring the entire interior to life. This is more than just glass; it’s the vision of designer Monica Förster, who captured the rhythm of nature within it. Suddenly, the space gains character, and you feel exactly where you’re meant to be.

Advantages:

• Crystalline transparency of the glass, which doesn't obstruct the view of the stems, creating the illusion that flowers are floating in mid-air.
• An impressive height of 50 cm, designed for long-stemmed lilies, magnolia branches, or towering grasses, which would look disproportionate in shorter vases.
• Architectural form with vertical planes that refract light like a prism, casting subtle, shifting reflections onto walls and tables.
• A wide and stable base that, with the solidity of Orrefors crystal, supports even the heaviest, most sprawling bouquets, giving you peace of mind.
• Its sculptural nature makes the vase a standalone decorative object, gracing the space even when empty.

Just one simple act – placing a branch picked during a walk inside – transforms your everyday space into a gallery. The play of light on its faceted walls will be your private, daily spectacle. Be warned: other items in your home might feel a tad jealous of all the attention it commands.

Available versions:

• Reed Vase 50 cm, dark green, Reed Vase 50 cm, amber, Reed Vase 50 cm, transparent