Steel Notch Vessel
by Nolan Talbot-Kelly · Vancouver, Canada

12x12x25cm (5x5x10")Steel
The Steel Notch Vessel by Nolan T.K. is a refined example of functional minimalism crafted from powder-coated steel. This versatil… Read more
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Estimated delivery dateNovember 22 - November 29
Cardboard18x18x35cm, 2kg
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The Steel Notch Vessel by Nolan T.K. is a refined example of functional minimalism crafted from powder-coated steel.

This versatile vase embodies a modular and scalable design, highlighting the adaptability of its manufacturing processes across diverse materials. Its architecture revolves around the innovative use of round tube extrusions, meticulously notched with a diameter-matched cutter to form precise, harmonious perpendicular joints. These connections achieve both structural integrity and aesthetic balance.

The notched sections are expertly welded together, ensuring a watertight seal while maintaining the piece’s sculptural elegance. The result is a strikingly modern vessel, seamlessly blending form and function, suitable for a variety of contemporary settings.

This vessel’s vertical chamber is watertight.

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About Nolan Talbot-Kelly Visit Showroom →

Nolan Talbot-Kelly (b. 1995) is a designer living and working in Vancouver, BC. He holds a Bachelor of Design from Emily Carr University of Art + Design.Drawing influence from the built environment—brackets, fasteners, supports, and infrastructural details— Talbot-Kelly creates furniture, lighting, and sculptural pieces rooted in craftsmanship and conceptual inquiry. His design language blurs the boundary between utility and aesthetic by appropriating mass-produced materials in ways that transcend their commercial utility.Talbot-Kelly embraces constraint as both a conceptual and practical framework. His prioritization of sustainability through reuse has led to a design process that embraces limitation - material, technical, or circumstantial constraints result in pragmatic, ad hoc solutions born from working with what is at hand. These lines of inquiry culminate into one-off works poised between function and sculpture, limited series and scalable designs developed for production.Talbot-Kelly’s work has been exhibited in Canada and the United States and he is the co-creator of Obj:Obj, a design exhibition showcasing Vancouver’s independent design scene.
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