W&S Chubby Vase Olive green

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The W&S Chubby Vase by HAY is a unique sculptural object inspired by the convergence of digital and physical forms. These modern vases, available in the colours Soft yellow and Olive green, are true m...

Collection:	W&S
Depth:	20
Designer:	Wang & Soderstrom
Height:	19,5, 19.5
Material:	Porcelain
Width:	10,5

Care & maintenance

Do not strike glass with hard or pointed items. Do not use glass as a chopping board.
When cleaning glass, use a damp cloth with a suitable neutral cleaning detergent or a mild glass cleaner.
Wipe plastic with a clean cloth wrung in water or in a solution of water and a neutral detergent.
Wipe stains on powder-coated steel with a clean, damp cloth or use a solution of water and neutral cleaning agent.
Do not use scouring cream or scouring pads, as they may scratch the surface.
This information is a general guideline. Please contact our customer service or one of our stores for specific maintenance instructions.

The W&S Chubby Vase by HAY is a unique sculptural object inspired by the convergence of digital and physical forms. These modern vases, available in the colours Soft yellow and Olive green, are true miniature artworks. The organically shaped 3D model is first developed in the designers' studio before being 3D printed and cast in porcelain and stoneware at a ceramic factory. With their various designs and colours, these vases are ideal for showcasing flowers in different spaces and settings. The dimensions of the vase are H19xW10xL20cm.

Wang & Soderstrom

Wang & Söderström is a Copenhagen-based artist and design duo consisting of Swedish designer Anny Wang and architect Tim Söderström. Anny Wang studied at the Academy of Design and Crafts in Gothenburg (Sweden) and Tim Söderström graduated at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen (Denmark). This duo is interested in investigating the relationship of digital technologies, materials...