HAY Arcs Vase, Small, Green, green metal flower vase with scalloped sides, single vase shown empty on a plain white background
HAY Arcs Vase, Small, Green, green metal flower vase with scalloped sides, holding yellow poppies on a steel counter beside a stack of plates
HAY Arcs Vase, Small, Green, green metal flower vase with scalloped sides, holding yellow and orange poppies on a plinth against a pink backdrop
HAY Arcs Vase, Small, Green, green metal flower vase with scalloped sides, with white blossom on a dark counter below blue patterned tiles
HAY Arcs Vase, Small, Green, green metal flower vase with scalloped sides, on the middle shelf of a deep red trolley with books and a white lamp
HAY Arcs Vase, Small, Green, green metal flower vase with scalloped sides, on a deep red trolley below a mirror vase of white blossom
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Arcs Vase, Small, Green

Designed by Belgian duo Muller Van Severen, the Arcs Vase is formed by a unified chain of vertical arcs that create an elegant, scalloped silhouette. Made in stainless steel with a mirrored finish or steel in different colours, and offered in two size options.

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$175.00

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Ø5.1" x 7.1"H
Materials
Steel

HAY, founded in Copenhagen in 2002 by Mette and Rolf Hay, brings the standards of Danish furniture design to the objects of everyday life. Its accessories are developed with designers including Jasper Morrison, Muller Van Severen and Rui Pereira. Colour is used deliberately rather than decoratively, and each piece is made to be handled daily rather than kept for occasions.

Brand

HAY, founded in Copenhagen in 2002 by Mette and Rolf Hay, brings the standards of Danish furniture design to the objects of everyday life. Its accessories are developed with designers including Jasper Morrison, Muller Van Severen and Rui Pereira. Colour is used deliberately rather than decoratively, and each piece is made to be handled daily rather than kept for occasions.