Subtle Luxury: Vincent Van Duysen's New Glass Display Vessels - Remodelista
When Belgian architect Vincent Van Duysen introduced his now-iconic oak lidded ceramic bowls a while back for When Objects Work of Brugge, Belgium, we were in instant covet mode. Photography by Alberto Piovano for When Objects Work, except where noted. Van Duysen’s containers–he refers to them simply as “pots”–range from bowls to platters to canisters. Garde in LA, one of the first retailers to offer the glass, has three sizes in clear glass and oak starting at $235. In addition to clear glass, the new collection comes in smoky shades of brown and black. The Vincent Van Duysen 3-by-6-Inch Glass Canister with Oak Lid, shown here, is $235, and the Vincent Van Duysen 6-by-6-Inch Glass Canister with Oak Lid is $250, both from Garde. The Vincent Van Duysen 12-by-3-Inch Glass Bowl with Oak Lid is $395 by special order from Garde. The Vincent Van Duysen Glass Canister in black (far left) is $185, and the taller size (far right) is $358 from Jan George. The designs will soon also be available at March in SF and Suite NY, as well as sold directly by When Objects Work. We’re longstanding Vincent Van Duysen fans.