Kosta Boda Lab Erlenmeyer Vase Red/White/Pink
Lab by Kosta Boda is a joint creation by brothers and fellow designers Matti and Simon Klenell. It’s a collection of vases and interior objects with a clear design DNA, inspired by the aesthetics and archetypes of traditional laboratory glass. The contemporary collection is mouth-blown in Kosta and all pieces are versatile, suitable for serving beverages at the table, holding cut flowers, or simply as stunning decorative objects.
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Product Information:
- Dimensions: 6.1"W X 12"H
- Care: Hand wash recommended
About the Designer:
Matti Klenell is a Swedish designer who’s acclaimed for his innovative contributions to Scandinavian design. He works widely with different materials but often returns to glass as a way of expression. His brother, Simon Klenell describes himself as both a designer and a craftsman. His way of working is driven by the material, and he works almost exclusively with glass. It’s also in the glass itself that he finds his greatest inspiration and curiosity.
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Lab by Kosta Boda is a joint creation by brothers and fellow designers Matti and Simon Klenell. It’s a collection of vases and interior objects with a clear design DNA, inspired by the aesthetics and archetypes of traditional laboratory glass. The contemporary collection is mouth-blown in Kosta and all pieces are versatile, suitable for serving beverages at the table, holding cut flowers, or simply as stunning decorative objects.
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Product Information:
- Dimensions: 6.1"W X 12"H
- Care: Hand wash recommended
About the Designer:
Matti Klenell is a Swedish designer who’s acclaimed for his innovative contributions to Scandinavian design. He works widely with different materials but often returns to glass as a way of expression. His brother, Simon Klenell describes himself as both a designer and a craftsman. His way of working is driven by the material, and he works almost exclusively with glass. It’s also in the glass itself that he finds his greatest inspiration and curiosity.
