Soho House Berlin

🌟 **Discover the Optical Elegance of a 1970s Vase Duo!** 🌟 Step into the world of **Martin Freyer**'s 1970s creations, where innovation meets artistry. Designed for **Rosenthal**, this striking duo embodies **Op Art**, transforming visual illusions into sculptural porcelain masterpieces. 🌈✨ 🌀 **Op Art in Porcelain**: Op Art plays with depth and perception, and Freyer captures this movement in his minimalist yet intricate porcelain designs. The vases challenge the viewer's sense of form through their clean lines and optical depth. 🔹 **The White Vase Duo**: Crafted in Germany, this set features Rosenthal’s craftsmanship and Freyer’s design vision. Together, they create a compelling contrast with their distinct shapes and forms. **Vase 1**: Standing 10 cm tall with a diameter of 10 cm, it boasts a **matte exterior** paired with a **glossy interior**, playing on contrasts of texture and light. **Vase 2**: Its partner, at 19 cm high and 6 cm wide, offers an angular silhouette that draws the eye upward, creating a dynamic visual tension. ✨ **Minimalism in Motion**: Freyer's balance of shapes and finishes brings both simplicity and illusion into harmony. A slight patina adds to the charm, marking its vintage appeal while preserving its timelessness. ⏳ **Country**: Germany **Material**: Bisque porcelain **Color**: White, matte outside, glossy inside **Condition**: Very good, with minor signs of age Together, this vase duo stands as a testament to Freyer’s genius and the Op Art movement’s impact on modern design. 🌟 #BerlinRetroFinds #YouCanNeverHaveEnoughVases