When Objects Work Maximilian Jencquel Vase Designed by Maximilian Jencquel

Maximilian Jencquel 's Vase for When Objects Work is an object that combines contemporary elegance and material sensitivity, transforming the simple form of the vase into a distinctive element of the space. The design stems from Jencquel's attention to clean lines and harmonious proportions, creating a balance between visual presence and perceived lightness.

Made of Bohemia glass , the vase displays soft, uniform surfaces that enhance the purity of the form. The studied proportions allow the piece to fit naturally into different contexts, from the table to more scenic compositions, without being invasive. The essential geometry and calibrated details give the vase a discreet but defined character, transforming it into an object that captures attention without weighing down the environment. It can accommodate flowers, branches or remain free-standing as an autonomous element, acting as a focal point of the surrounding space. Its strength lies in its ability to blend contemporary aesthetics and practicality, offering a versatile object that accompanies everyday life with measured elegance.

This piece reflects Jencquel's design philosophy: reduction, proportion and harmony, combined with a careful choice of materials, to create objects that are durable, consistent and capable of dialoguing with any environment.