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Flowerpot Rosamar 08 - an architectural piece to enhance plantsWith the Rosamar 08 Flowerpot, design becomes a structuring element of the interior. Imagined by Kris Van Assche, a Belgian fashion designer renowned for his minimalist approach, this designer Flowerpot transposes the codes of fashion into a decorative object with a strong presence. A sculptural silhouette of controlled eleganceThis Sandstone Flowerpot is distinguished by its generous volume and clean lines, set on a square base that asserts its architectural character. The contrast between the roundness of the body and the rigor of the base creates a subtle visual balance. Its deep-blue, grey-tinged finish adds an almost mineral dimension, ideal for anchoring a contemporary space with sophistication. A format designed for ambitious compositionsThanks to its imposing dimensions, this indoor Flowerpot easily accommodates voluminous plants or expressive plant compositions. Installed in a living room, entrance hall or near a large opening, it becomes a strong focal point. Its stability and depth ensure long-lasting use, perfectly suited to structuring plants. A fashion signature transposed to Decorative objectsThis Kris Van Assche Flowerpot embodies a unique approach where the precision of the garment meets the universe of the object. Part of the Rosamar collection inspired by the Costa Brava, it revisits the traditional pot with a contemporary, constructed vision. A strong alternative to classic models, often purely decorative. Choosing this model means integrating a signature piece capable of transforming your space into a controlled and deeply elegant visual composition. In detail: Variation : Dark blue & grey Brand :Serax Designer : Kris Van Assche Type : Flowerpot Colour :Dark blue - Grey Material : Sandstone Dimensions : Ø 39 x H 48.5 cm Weight : 20.9 lb Characteristics : Designed by Belgian fashion designer Kris Van Assche - For interiors only Show less
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