Goods - Robert Bronwasser (Studio Smool) - Vase - Dip - Vinyl (dipping technique)





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Dip vase designed by Robert Bronwasser (Studio Smool) and produced by Goods in the Netherlands, dating from 2000–2010, made of vinyl using a dipping technique in a modern style, with dimensions about H 18 cm × W 18.5 cm × D 18.5 cm and a weight of 725 g.
Description from the seller
Dip vases designed by the designer Robert Bronwasser. It seems to consist of interconnected delicate porcelain cylinders that form an organic whole, but in reality the material is vinyl formed by a dipping technique. With these vases you can arrange flowers in countless ways. And because the vases are made of vinyl, they are unbreakable.
Dimensions: approx. H 18 cm x W 18.5 cm x D 14 cm
Weight: 725 grams
This object is signed and will be securely packed for smart shipping, sent by registered mail and insured with a track and trace code.
As the son of an architect, Robert Bronwasser (born 1968) inherited his creativity. He graduated cum laude in 1992 as an industrial designer at Delft University of Technology with a project for Philips Design. During his studies, in 2002 he started his own design studio Smool in Amsterdam at a beautiful location on the IJ.
Seller's Story
Dip vases designed by the designer Robert Bronwasser. It seems to consist of interconnected delicate porcelain cylinders that form an organic whole, but in reality the material is vinyl formed by a dipping technique. With these vases you can arrange flowers in countless ways. And because the vases are made of vinyl, they are unbreakable.
Dimensions: approx. H 18 cm x W 18.5 cm x D 14 cm
Weight: 725 grams
This object is signed and will be securely packed for smart shipping, sent by registered mail and insured with a track and trace code.
As the son of an architect, Robert Bronwasser (born 1968) inherited his creativity. He graduated cum laude in 1992 as an industrial designer at Delft University of Technology with a project for Philips Design. During his studies, in 2002 he started his own design studio Smool in Amsterdam at a beautiful location on the IJ.

