patricia urquiola: variations for baccarat
'crystal captures the relationship of light, transparency and refraction, an order of form and aesthetic, which allows breadth and liberty in function, and in interpretation,' says patricia urquiola.
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‘variations’ by patricia urquiola for baccarat – the pieces are accented by acid hues
during milan design week 2012, french crystal manufacturer baccarat has exhibited the collection entitled ‘variations’ by spanish-born designer and architect patricia urquiola. the series of vases and glassware are a translation of rhythm and composition into functional entities. stackable forms of different diameters and heights are shaped using glass-cutting principles. to accentuate the patterned pleating and cuts, acid color hues have been added to the sculptural vessels.
‘variations’ by patricia urquiola for baccarat
‘crystal captures the relationship of light, transparency and refraction – an order of form and aesthetic, which allows breadth and liberty in function, and in interpretation.‘ – patricia urquiola
colored crystal vases image © designboom
each vase is composed of stacked forms image © designboom
detail of glass formation and its modulation of light image © designboom
glasses with rippled bases image © designboom
detail of stem image © designboom

glass-cutting principles and baccarat savoir faire have been reinvented
(left) flute (right) verre vin
(left) verre vin (right) verre eau
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