Échasse bowl, small, smoke

Audo Copenhagen

$79.60 $99.50

Audo Copenhagen
Échasse bowl
$79.60 $99.50



Description

The Échasse bowl from Audo Copenhagen is Theresa Rand’s contemporary take on traditional, elegant glass vases. Rand aims at creating objects that are both poetic and functional. Échasse's drop-shaped design was inspired by test tubes used in laboratories, and the French name meaning "stilts" refers to the slender brass base that elevates the glass vessel off the table top. Thanks to the flat bottom, Échasse vases and bowls can also be used without the brass base.

Material
Brass, glass
Colour
Smok grey, brass
Height
13 cm
Diameter
15 cm
Product ID
MN4799949

Theresa Rand

Theresa Rand is a Copenhagen-based designer who works mainly in furniture and interior design. Rand's approach to design focuses on natural, authentic and durable materials as well as a design language that combines clear lines and sensuality. She has collaborated with the German brand Blomus and Danish Menu, among others.

Rand was born in Germany but has lived in Denmark since 2011. Initially, she studied languages ​​at the University of Cologne, but after graduating she decided to change fields and applied to study architecture at the Peter Behrens School of Architecture in Düsseldorf. She then moved to Copenhagen to continue her studies at the Royal Danish Academy of Arts, where she graduated in 2013. Already during her studies, she worked as a freelancer at design studios like Norm Architects and Space Copenhagen, among others. Later, she established her own design agency called Studio Theresa Rand.

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