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Water Me When I Tilt
The action of this vase illustrates the state of the flower within. Made from handcrafted pewter, the vase stands proud when it is full of water, though as the level of water evaporates, the vase starts to lie down. An obvious metaphor for life. A great visual cue to know when to add more water. Now you have no one but yourself to blame if you can’t keep that precious rose alive longer than 2 days.
Designer: David Sweeney, Jeff Virangkabutra & Michael Korn
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27 Comments »
Serge Lescouarnec says
Interesting
Discovered your site recently via ‘Coudal’.
Will mention this story on my blog ‘Serge the Concierge’.
Take care
Serge
‘The French Guy from New Jersey’
Blog:
http://www.sergetheconcierge.com
Chris Papadopoulos says
I always forget to water the plants around the house until they turn brown. I love the usefulness of things like this.
Marlin Choke says
Lost for words… A stunning, beautifully original product and innovation. It has everything.
Romain says
Nice idea ! How long will it take for me to get one at my door ?
rex mancroft says
i love it, it makes me want to be a flower even more!
TW says
As a florist I can tell you it’s the water getting dirty that kills flowers prematurely. It has to be either a very small volume to the vase or an extra hot room for the issue to be evaporation.
Ryan says
wait.. do flowers eat up that much water? can u just get a transparent glass vase? i don’t get the point of this vase..
Mary says
The vase is nice. What is the price and where can I buy it?
Nick says
The concept is EXCELLENT.
But does the water really evaporate that fast?
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