Oct 22, 2009
Paradox Table desires to be a flower vase in disguise
Combining Chinese handicrafts with Western industrial materials, Dutch designer Sander Brouwer has come up with a smooth yet stylish table that doubles as a flower vase. Dubbed “Paradox,” the functional furniture when used as a table safely hides the domestic flowers or plants inside, which can be seen from small holes on the surface. Presenting a base finished in porcelain and a top in metal, the Paradox presents a unique blend of conventional and modern. Ideal for compact spaces, the multifunctional table is sure to uplift the decor of your place.
Via: Novate
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