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The Basequadra vase combines mouthblown glass with raw iron in a striking contrast of materials. Its square base and narrow stem support a rounded conical vessel that blends smooth and textured surfaces. The design features ultra-thin glass paired with metal elements, creating visual interest through the interplay of matte and light-reflecting finishes. The black finish provides a bold foundation for floral arrangements.
The 'Basequadra' vase by designer-architect Michele De Lucchi fuses glass and iron in a graceful juxtaposition. Combining the ultra-thin material of mouthblown glass with raw metal, this striking study in contrast is defined by the satisfying pairing of distinct qualities. A square base and narrow stem give way to a rounded conical vessel, which blends the smooth and the raw, the matte and the light-reflecting. The vase's silhouette adds further allure to this remarkable black statement design for Produzione Privata, which provides a stunning base for blooms.
