Lilium

The Chicago-based designer Felicia Ferrone designed a 3D printed stackable carafe and cup set whose lines and form emulate its eponymous flower.

The Italian Chicago-based designer Felicia Ferrone designed a stackable carafe and cup set whose lines and form emulate its eponymous flower. The collection has been crafted in 3D printed porcelain and is produced in a numbered edition.

This geometrical carafe set was designed to embody the pleasure of sharing something to drink. It is inspired by the early summer season, when the transition between interior and exterior is erased.

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Felicia Ferrone, Lilium Carafe & Cup Set, 2016

Felicia Ferrone, Lilium Carafe & Cup Set, 2016

Felicia Ferrone, Lilium Carafe & Cup Set, 2016

Lilium Carafe & Cup Set
Design: Felicia Ferrone
Production: OTHR
Year: 2016

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