The Linae Vases — circular pots with a blunt rim are made in solid colour and thick blown glass — are available in three different shapes, Linae Small, Medium and Large and the same number of finishes/incisions on the glass.
Small Line, a mix of the other two sizes of the Linea Vases, is similar to the shape of the intermediate size and also undergoes gravity.
Designed by Federico Peri for Purho, available smoke/rose/blue.
Dimension: h 22 x Ø 35 cm
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The common starting shape is the sphere, elongated or squashed flat. The tallest vase, Linae Large, has horizontal incisions creating a pleated effect — a concertina — as if the object could ideally stretch or tighten at will.
The medium size, Linae Medium, experiences the effect of gravity more strongly and is characterized by 7 vertical ribs made by scooping out the glass. The small vase, Linae Small, a mix of the two other vases, is similar in shape to the middle-sized one and also feels the force of gravity. The surface has a horizontal “ribbed” incision reminiscent of the largest vase but on a much smaller scale.
FEDERICO PERI
Federico Peri was born in 1983 in the province of Treviso, Italy.After receiving his degree in Interior Design at IED Milan, he moved to Paris; This period, filled with international influences, gave rise to his professional growth, impassioned by the great masters of design defining his main interest as the fusion of historical and contemporary.
On returning to Milan, in 2011 he started his own Interior Design studio, designing commercial and private spaces, while also collaborating with companies as a creative consultant.
His lighting collection “Shapes”, has been nominated in 2016 for the German Design Awards.
Among the candidates as “best emerging designer” at the Milan Furniture Fair 2017 and nominated for the “rising talent awards” at Maison&Object 2018 edition.
PURHO
Purho in line with the tradition of true master glassmakers and with the purest design, an explosion of color and style made of Murano glass made in Italy. Founded in 2012 by Andrea Dotto, Ceo of the brand Purho, with the desire to give substance to the infinite potential of the liaison between Murano glass and contemporary design, Purho today presents itself on the market with a solid research in which the observation of taste flows and new creative languages have been translated through the filter of Murano glass tradition.The result, similar to an exercise in synthesis in which there are few exceptions justify to the decoration, is a collection of products with clean lines, sometimes fluid, sometimes markedly geometric in which the color, treated in purity, becomes central: 21 are in fact the special shades that compose a dense, vitaminic color chart, available for bespoke customizations and productions.The Linae Vases — circular pots with a blunt rim are made in solid colour and thick blown glass — are available in three different shapes, Linae Small, Medium and Large and the same number of finishes/incisions on the glass.
Small Line, a mix of the other two sizes of the Linea Vases, is similar to the shape of the intermediate size and also undergoes gravity.
Designed by Federico Peri for Purho, available smoke/rose/blue.
Dimension: h 22 x Ø 35 cm
Contact us to create your product
The common starting shape is the sphere, elongated or squashed flat. The tallest vase, Linae Large, has horizontal incisions creating a pleated effect — a concertina — as if the object could ideally stretch or tighten at will.
The medium size, Linae Medium, experiences the effect of gravity more strongly and is characterized by 7 vertical ribs made by scooping out the glass. The small vase, Linae Small, a mix of the two other vases, is similar in shape to the middle-sized one and also feels the force of gravity. The surface has a horizontal “ribbed” incision reminiscent of the largest vase but on a much smaller scale.
FEDERICO PERI
Federico Peri was born in 1983 in the province of Treviso, Italy.After receiving his degree in Interior Design at IED Milan, he moved to Paris; This period, filled with international influences, gave rise to his professional growth, impassioned by the great masters of design defining his main interest as the fusion of historical and contemporary.
On returning to Milan, in 2011 he started his own Interior Design studio, designing commercial and private spaces, while also collaborating with companies as a creative consultant.
His lighting collection “Shapes”, has been nominated in 2016 for the German Design Awards.
Among the candidates as “best emerging designer” at the Milan Furniture Fair 2017 and nominated for the “rising talent awards” at Maison&Object 2018 edition.