“Ferrosecco” Vase – Lemon
by Federica Elmo · Milan, Italy

34x18x41cm (13x7x16")Stainless Steel
The “Ferrosecco” vase collection takes its steps from an experimentation on industrial powder coatings – functio… Read more
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Estimated delivery dateOctober 9 - October 23
Packaging45x28x55cm, 3.5kg
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Specifications
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metalwork

Piece Weight (kg)

2.7

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Number Of Pieces Created

5

Description

The “Ferrosecco” vase collection takes its steps from an experimentation on industrial powder coatings – functional finishes designed to protect, used here for their aesthetic and unique expressive qualities. The piece focuses on the use of iridescent finishes belonging to the world of automotive bodywork. Its geometries are inspired by Art Deco/Futurist traces of moving mechanical parts in space, materializing in planes and solids intersections.

It is part of a collection made of three pieces designed to emphasize the finishes themselves. There are three different shapes: vault, spherical, and cylindrical, and have been created to let the varnish respond to light in different ways. The coating makes the pieces solid, by nature still and heavy, dynamic and elegant. These sharp and dry lines clash with natural elements, living this tension in a captivating formal blend.

The lemon color has been created in a limited edition of 5 pieces. Any specific order will be produced in a different color.

An ongoing project started in 2016. Each piece is unique and painted by hand.

Dimensions LxWxH
discipline

metalwork

Piece Weight (kg)

2.7

Material

Production Year

Color

Country

Number Of Pieces Created

5

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Federica Elmo is a Roman industrial designer based in Milan.

She worked in the design industry since 2007 designing for Diesel Living in collaboration with companies like Moroso, Foscarini, Scavolini, Seletti. Since she moved to Milan in 2016, she started working independently on new projects related to her personal research focused on the transformation of surfaces with an eye to reuse, experimenting on materials and perception. Her forms refers to the past clashing with futuristic surfaces pushing on materials and finishings, mixing languages and technologies halfway between craftsmanship and industry.

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