“Curious Vase” is a series of vases designed by Mianne de Vries. Each vase has up to 3 more vases hidden inside. So you have to break the outer ones to see how the other ones look like.

The Japanese studio Torafu Architects designed 2 new versions of their air vases: Gradation and Cube. Those 2 patterns are printed on both sides of paper disks, which are cut so the user can simply pull them into the desired shape. They don’t much function but they look nice.

found at dezeen

Daniel Michel searched for 8 different vases on Google Images. The rotation outlines of the 8 vases were arranged around a center and connected by minimal surfaces in a 3D construction software. Afterwards the textures were set on the surfaces and the vase was printed by a 3D-Printer in plaster.

found at triangulation blog

Hirsutio Vases by Giles Miller. Quite interesting shapes made of brass, aluminium and glass.

found at It’s Nice That

“Ventricle Vessel” is a heart shaped, glass vase, designed by Eva Milinkovic.

The “BLUR Collection” by Big-Game is one of the better design projects I’ve seen lately. The vases are so high that the flowers disappear almost completely into them, only their colored shadow appear through the frosted glass. The tables and mirrors are silkscreened with a gradient. Your reflection disappears towards to bottom of the mirror. The tables look like they are up in the clouds. Nice work!

found at dezeen

Do Pirate is project by Mathieu Maingaurd, he recreates well known design objects in a do it yourself way. Here are a few examples, the first photo is the original, the second one the pirated version.

“Chest Of Drawers” by Tejo Remy.

“Do Chest Of Drawers” by Mathieu Maingaurd.

“Egg Vase” by Marcel Wanders.

“Do Egg Vase” by Mathieu Mainguard.

“Rag Chair” by Tejo Remi.

“Do Rag Chair” by Mathieu Maingaurd.

“Milk Bottle Lamp” by Tejo Remy.

“Do Milk Bottle Lamp” by Mathieu Maingaurd.

The girls of Front digitised a Royal Delft vase and added some parameters to the material in the 3D software. It was then exposed to a simulated gust of wind. This is really a typical Front project.
The Blow Away vase is available from Moooi.

“Saving Space Vase” by Joe Velluto. After molding the initial form, pressure is applied to it to obtain this dented look. The vase is inspired by how we compact empty plastic bottles.

Pierre Blanc paints logos of bands of really ugly vases. He also has some strange plates in his online store.

found at nerdcore