Everyday objects
Bowl holder
↗A softly curved form with a repeated fluted surface.
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Quiet Sanctuary / Everyday objects
Lantern holder
Structure with room to breathe.
An open framework defined by the spaces between its ribs.
Shown in ivory
SGD 89
An open-frame holder. Confirm intended contents and approved use, including any light-source or flame requirements.
Singapore shipping included
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The design
Lantern explores an open framework within the collection. Vertical ribs leave space around the centre, so the interest comes from the gaps as much as the lines themselves. It is a more architectural direction beside Bowl’s continuous surface.
Consider how that open structure reads from your usual viewpoint. On a shelf or side table, the background becomes part of the composition: the wall, the objects behind it and the space you leave around the form.
Before you choose
- Decide whether you prefer an open framework or a more continuous surface.
- Consider what will be visible through the ribs in the intended setting.
- Confirm the intended contents, finished dimensions and approved use before choosing it for a particular light source.
Availability & ordering
Start with an enquiry about the piece and your intended setting. Prices are in SGD and include Singapore shipping. Allow six weeks from successful payment to dispatch. We’ll confirm the finished specification, inclusions and remaining order terms before checkout opens.
THE THINKING BEHIND THE FORM
Structure with room to breathe.
Lantern explores an open framework within the collection. Vertical ribs leave space around the centre, so the interest comes from the gaps as much as the lines themselves. It is a more architectural direction beside Bowl’s continuous surface.
Consider how that open structure reads from your usual viewpoint. On a shelf or side table, the background becomes part of the composition: the wall, the objects behind it and the space you leave around the form.
MAKE IT RIGHT FOR YOUR SPACE
Look at it from where you will sit.
- Decide whether you prefer an open framework or a more continuous surface.
- Consider what will be visible through the ribs in the intended setting.
- Confirm the intended contents, finished dimensions and approved use before choosing it for a particular light source.
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