Soho House Berlin

**🎨 Mid-Century Artistry Meets Memphis Group Vibes and Retro Elegance in Porcelain Craftsmanship 🌟** Step into the vibrant world of Rosenthal Studio Line with this exceptional duo of porcelain vases, showcasing the artistry of **Michael Böhm** from the 1970s and 1980s. These pieces celebrate the best of both mid-century modern and postmodern design, merging timeless craftsmanship with bold, geometric patterns that echo the avant-garde movements of their time. ✨ **Vase 1: Retro Elegance in Geometric Patterns by Michael Böhm & Yves Galgon (1970s)** This porcelain vase, designed by **Michael Böhm** and decorated by **Yves Galgon**, stands out with its fan-like silhouette and dynamic color palette. The intricate motifs in purple, gold, turquoise, and deep blue blend Art Deco influences with the emerging postmodern aesthetic of the 1970s, making it a timeless statement piece. - **Dimensions**: 23.5 cm tall, 21 cm wide - **Design**: A vivid interplay of spirals, zigzags, and eye-shaped figures create a three-dimensional feel, bringing a playful, architectural quality to the vase. ✨ **Vase 2: Memphis Group Influence in Bold Geometry by Michael Böhm & Rosemonde Nairac (1980s)** This striking vase designed by **Michael Böhm** and decorated by **Rosemonde Nairac** is a bold tribute to the Memphis Group's postmodern rebellion. The geometric design features vivid orange, blue, grey, and black blocks, challenging minimalist aesthetics with its colorful, unapologetic energy. - **Dimensions**: 23.5 cm tall - **Design**: Inspired by the **Memphis Group**, the vase combines sharp, angular forms with vibrant patterns, creating a dynamic visual statement perfect for any contemporary or eclectic interior. **Condition**: Both vases are in excellent vintage condition, preserving their vibrant colors and striking forms. Each piece is a reflection of Rosenthal’s tradition of high-quality porcelain craftsmanship, designed to push the boundaries of form and function. #BerlinRetroFinds #YouCanNeverHaveEnoughVases