Most of the time, flower vases are meant to hold a bunch of flowers in their “prime”, when they’re fresh and beautiful. Once they start to wilt, they’re almost always thrown away or at best, some parts are cut away to press, preserve, upcycle, or put into junk journals. We rarely see the flowers in its entire cycle since most of the time we like them when they’re aesthetic. But what if you could see how the flower looks from beginning to end?
Designer: Kim Taeyeon
Inner Beauty of vase is a concept for a home decoration that shows the journey from water to flower, in concept and in the actual design of the accessory. Unlike other vases, this one is meant to hold just one stem of your flower of the moment as there’s just a small hole in the round container. It also comes with a tray to hold the glass flower vase and to add to the aesthetic feel. It’s really more about the look and feel rather than a fully functional vase.
The vessel itself is meant to convey a water droplet as it is round, made from glass, and transparent. The tray that holds it is also like a water drop, after it has splattered onto a surface. It’s meant to not just hold the vase but also the petals as they eventually fall from the stem. You can also probably put other items on the tray since it’s big enough to hold small items. If you’re going for the aesthetics though, you’ll just leave it alone and let the falling petals fall dramatically on it.
This is a pretty nice concept for a vase if your purpose is to have something nice to look at but with a minimalist feel. It may occupy a bit of space though because of the tray aspect so if you don’t have much space in your table, it’s not the most practical.
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