Get the best of Domus straight to your inbox!

Da Vetro

Fabrica designs chapter II of Da Vetro, a limited edition borosilicate glass collection, whose forms and function push the material to the limit.

Fabrica designs chapter II of Da Vetro, a limited edition glass collection produced by Please Do Not Enter, a shop in the heart fo Downtown Los Angeles.

Made in borosilicate glass, the pieces convert allusions to human gesture, postures and scale into a series of playfully poetic, utilitarian objects. The collection is designed by a team of international designers that pushed the forms and the material to the limt.

Top: Quentin Vuong, Bud, vase, 2016. This vase is an interpretation of a flower bud starting to bloom Above: Alexis Gallo, Out of reach, vase 2016. The inability to use something to its full potential

Laura Sans Hystera, jug and vase, 2016. Some of the most immoral things in life comes from sex – some of the most moral things too

Anne Claire Hostequin, Sink, bowl 2016. Sink is a trinket bowl with a stock area in the base, when you remove the plug, the content falls into the container

Anne-Claire Hostequin, Complementary Relationship, jug and glass, 2016. A jug closed by a glass, one cannot have one without the other

Alexis Gallo, Way Out, vase, 2016. Growth in unlikely places and circumstances

Anne Claire Hostequin, Flacon, vase, 2016. Inspired by the pharmacy glassware, this vase is made of two pieces creating interesting glass superposition

Laura Sans, Hystera, jug and vase, 2016. Some of the most immoral things in life comes from sex – some of the most moral things too

Da Vetro, second collection
Concept: Fabrica
Production: Please Do Not Enter
Year: 2017

Get the best of Domus straight to your inbox!

Da Vetro

Fabrica designs chapter II of Da Vetro, a limited edition borosilicate glass collection, whose forms and function push the material to the limit.

Latest on News

Latest on Domus