Driade - Root blue vase 25

"I designed these vases thinking of the flowers they will contain: almost to bring them back to their original habitat. What can be better container than their own roots, the tool by which nourishment, water, reaches the petals and leaves? Root vases are ambivalent objects that want to combine simple lines with an iconic shape: a transparent glass cylinder is joined to an internal element in colored glass that represents the root of a flower. These products, made of glass, are ambivalent since they can be used in two directions: on the one hand as solifleur, and on the other for a more generous bouquet".

Giorgio Bonaguro

After studying mechanical engineering in Modena, he completed his training with a double Master in Industrial and Interior Design. He collaborated with several studios, such as Amdl (Michele De Lucchi) or Marco Romanelli, where he learned the process of developing a product. He continues his personal research and his collaborations with other studios or companies in different fields, including furniture, industrial, interior, packaging and light design.

Driade

Driade is an aesthetic workshop in the continuous search for beauty in living. The extensive catalogue includes furniture for the home, garden and collective spaces. They are objects of art and daily use, souls combing harmoniously. All this makes Driade unique in design world. The aesthetic laboratory is the result of the desire to introduce experimentation into mass-produced products. The pursuit of creativity in every product constitutes the goal of the enterprise. Driade creates products that are unique, eclectic, eccentric but at the same time elegant, timeless and, above all, joyful. The art of living is based on the idea that eclecticism, mélange of cultures, curiosity and surprise are the true essence of our age. Being permeable to differences makes Driade project a highly topical proposal one that is open to the future. Driade also denies the flattening of globalization but senses its vitality and freshness resulting from the multiplication of places and the development of ideas.