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Inspired by nature, Meyer Lavigne has created two vases for Kähler with the playful and, subtle expression that is the signature of this design duo – hence the name Signature. A new candle holder has now been added to the range, created with the same poetry, design language and motifs as the vases. The stoneware candle holder has a soft, organic expression with the beautiful symmetry of flowers and leaves. The inside of the low candle holder is decorated with hand-painted, dusty-green stripes, while the candle is placed in the centre to complete the design. The candle holder fits a regular chandelier candle, and by using a coloured, twisted or ombre candle you can create your very own style. In the spirit of Kähler's artisanal design tradition, the green stripes are painted by hand and have the life, dynamism and authenticity in their expression that is so important to Meyer Lavigne's design language.
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Inspired by nature, MeyerLavigne has created two vases for Kähler, each one designed with the duo’s signature playful look - hence the name Signature.
The shape is based on the Silverbush flower, which elegantly opens like a funnel. The flower also has a fine distinctive stripe along the centre of its petals, which has found its way into Signature where it has been poetically interpreted to give the vase its unique shape.
The shape is based on the Silverbush flower, which elegantly opens like a funnel. The flower also has a fine distinctive stripe along the centre of its petals, which has found its way into Signature where it has been poetically interpreted to give the vase its unique shape.
Signature is a vase that surprises and comes with a ceramic plate filled with holes, which can be placed in vase’s neck. The plate is inspired by the lotus plant’s seed head and allows you to arrange your flowers exactly as you want them. You can of course also use the vase in the traditional way without the plate for a normal bound bouquet.
One vase is 20 cm high and decorated with moss green stripes on the round part of the vase, which transform into wider stripes with black dots on the top part. Like stamens, the stripes reach upwards and give the vase life and movement. The 15-cm vase is hand-painted with stripes that start wide on the round part of the vase and become thin and fine on the funnel-shaped part. Here the stripes have various muted colours in shades that complement each other beautifully.
Typical of MeyerLavigne’s fun and playful style, the stripes don't stop at the top of the vase, but continue down inside it. Having the shape accentuated both from the inside and the outside adds a whole new dimension to the design, and the effect is stunning.
Both vases are made of stoneware, and as Kähler’s craft tradition prescribes, they are hand-painted and have that look of vibrancy and authenticity that MeyerLavigne likes to bring out.
The graphic interpretation of flowers and seed heads makes the Signature vases unique and vibrant, and with their deliberately exaggerated shape, they have a relaxed look that adds life to the home. Decorating with flowers should be fun and unpretentious, and these vases encourage you to become more playful and creative with your flower arrangements.
The Danish design duo MeyerLavigne is Kristine Meyer and Sabine Lavigne, both graduates from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, specialising in ceramics and glass. The duo works with a wide range of materials, such as ceramics, textiles, wood and prints. This is the first time they are designing for Kähler, which, just like MeyerLavigne, is known for its artistic, expressive and surprising designs.
The Kähler story
A unique design adventure that began in 1839
The story of Kähler begins as early as 1839, when the Dutch potter Herman J. Kähler opens a small ceramics workshop in Næstved and turns the first Kähler vase. It marks the start of a unique design adventure that will one day resonate around the world. However, it is only when his son Herman A. Kähler takes over the famous workshop in 1875 that the ceramic adventure really begins.
Read more about KählerThe story of Kähler begins as early as 1839, when the Dutch potter Herman J. Kähler opens a small ceramics workshop in Næstved and turns the first Kähler vase. It marks the start of a unique design adventure that will one day resonate around the world. However, it is only when his son Herman A. Kähler takes over the famous workshop in 1875 that the ceramic adventure really begins.
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