Bubble vase – turquoise

Bubbles as you know them - immortal and generated by an algorithm.

Designer Martin Žampach designed and printed his new collection of Bubbles vases on a 3D printer and let the algorithm generate their form. The collection plays with chance which turns into a timeless functional design that pushes the boundaries of the designer's craft.

Inside the vase, there is a glass tube that can be removed and therefore easily washed.

Product information

Designer: Martin Žampach
Height: 20 cm
Material: PLA - Polylactic acid, a biopolymer made from renewable sources, GLASS - Glass tube from borosylicate like PYREX or SIMAX inside the vase, PAPER - Packaging from corugated cardbord.

Care: PLA changes shape at temperatures exceeding 50 °C and becomes soft. Clean with a wet cloth or under running water, not in the dishwasher. The printing can also cause irregularities in the surface structure. Do not keep exposed to direct sunlight. The object without a glass insert is not watertight.

Martin Žampach

Designer Martin Žampach studied industrial design at the Tomáš Bata University in Zlín and the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. He has always been interested in new technologies, so a few years ago he also became interested in the 3D printing method, both for prototyping and production. His collections of vases are created using FDM technology, whose characteristic process of product production with the help of material layering is used as an aesthetic element in the vases. The designer's aim is to develop parametric design and digital creation with sustainability in mind.