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The Mondri Vase designed by Danish designer Frank Kerdil is a wonderful geometric vase inspired by the work of the famous Dutch artist Piet Mondrian. Apart from its artistic and almost sculptural expression, the Mondri Vase has three separate compartments to suit the flower arrangement of your choice. Effectively it can be turned and twisted in order to act as three different vases.
The brightly colored Mondri looks like a three-dimensional version of Mondrian’s paintings. This minimalist vase incorporates the simple geometries and color palette Mondrian was known for, however whereas Mondrian’s paintings were two-dimensional the Mondri Vase expands to the third dimension.
Piet Mondrian was an important ambassador of the De Stijl art movement and is considered one of the founders of modern art. The Dutch painter believed in harmony and order by a reduction of the essentials to form and color. His Instantly recognizable paintings stand out by their straight lines, primary colors, and right angles.
The Mondri Vase designed by Danish designer Frank Kerdil is a wonderful geometric vase inspired by the work of the famous Dutch artist Piet Mondrian. Apart from its artistic and almost sculptural expression, the Mondri Vase has three separate compartments to suit the flower arrangement of your choice. Effectively it can be turned and twisted in order to act as three different vases.
The brightly colored Mondri looks like a three-dimensional version of Mondrian’s paintings. This minimalist vase incorporates the simple geometries and color palette Mondrian was known for, however whereas Mondrian’s paintings were two-dimensional the Mondri Vase expands to the third dimension.
Piet Mondrian was an important ambassador of the De Stijl art movement and is considered one of the founders of modern art. The Dutch painter believed in harmony and order by a reduction of the essentials to form and color. His Instantly recognizable paintings stand out by their straight lines, primary colors, and right angles.
