REdDUO has launched the STEM VASE, a design that strips away the conventional enclosed vessel to create a sculptural steel framework dedicated to displaying a single flower. The object functions as an architectural composition where two staggered prismatic forms rise vertically to support a tilted disc punctured by a small opening for the stem. This arrangement positions the piece somewhere between miniature architecture and functional sculpture, intentionally leaving the organic form of the plant as the sole visual focal point.
Constructed entirely from steel with a raw finish, the STEM VASE avoids decorative embellishment in favor of sharp geometry and exposed material. The angled upper disc introduces tension against the upright base, while the offset volumes prevent the silhouette from becoming overly rigid or symmetrical. REdDUO describes the design as an instance where structure and function are unified, creating visual clarity that contrasts deliberately with the softness and irregularity of a flower.
The collection is offered in two distinct proportions to allow the architectural concept to shift in scale without altering its underlying language. The taller STEM VASE 01 measures 471 mm in height by 120 mm in width and is priced at €795 EUR (approximately $890 USD). The more compact STEM VASE 02 stands 337 mm high by 86 mm wide, with a starting price of €720 EUR (approximately $806 USD). Further details regarding the product are available on REdDUO's official website.
Sources: Hypebeast.