Name: Bud Vase - Single Stem
Brand: Studio Roum
Price: 380 GBP
Availability: InStock

A silver-plated tall vase defined by its clean verticality and timeless proportions. Its column-like form creates a striking focal point, designed to hold sculptural stems or stand beautifully on its own. Each piece is made to order in England.

Vase - Tall

This silver-plated tall candle votive is designed to enhance candlelight with subtle depth and soft reflection. Its architectural form elevates the atmosphere of any table or setting with quiet sophistication. Each piece is crafted to order in England.

Votive - Tall

A silver-plated posy vase designed to hold delicate arrangements with an effortless sense of proportion. Its pedestal form recalls mid-century architectural lines, creating balance and presence in any setting. Each piece is made to order in England.

Posy Vase

This silver-plated low footed vase offers a refined foundation for flowers, greenery, or standalone display. Defined by its sculptural silhouette and soft reflective surface, it elevates everyday rituals with quiet sophistication. Each piece is made to order in England.

Footed Vase - Low

A sculptural silver-plated candleholder, designed with quiet precision and architectural clarity. Its tapered form frames the glow of candlelight, bringing weight and elegance to the table. Each piece is crafted to order in England.

Candleholder

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A refined silver-plated bud vase designed for a single stem. Its minimal, architectural form frames flowers with intention, creating an understated gesture that enhances both everyday rituals and special occasions. Each piece is made to order in England.

Bud Vase - Single Stem

The Great Portland Collection marks the first chapter of Studio Roum - twelve sculptural objects for the table, designed by Andy Moller.