Draw Vase small
Polished cast resin
1,42 kg
Draw Vase by Copenhagen-based studio TABLEAU, transforms designer Julius Værnæs’ intuitive blind drawings into sculptural resin forms. Each vase captures the spontaneity of a single, expressive line, shaped into a tactile, translucent object that interacts beautifully with light. Designed for a single stem, it balances simplicity with striking presence, offering a minimal yet characterful addition to any space. Draw Vase comes in two sizes.
Hand wash only. Clean with a soft, damp cloth and avoid harsh cleaners. Do not expose to extreme temperatures or prolonged direct sunlight.
Draw Vase
Copenhagen-based creative studio TABLEAU, led by designer Julius Værnæs, has collaborated with Normann Copenhagen to create the Draw Vase – a sculptural resin vase series that translates intuitive blind drawings into three-dimensional form.
The Draw Vase collection consists of two sizes, each derived from a unique blind drawing by Julius. Created through a process of drawing without looking, these sketches capture immediate emotional imprints, which are then extruded into tactile, translucent resin forms. The result is a series of vases that balance spontaneity with architectural presence. The materiality of the design enhances this dialogue: its transparent and reflective surface interacts with light, emphasizing the contours of the drawing and creating a compelling spatial presence.
Founder of the multidisciplinary design studio TABLEAU, Julius, explains: “The botanical world is the core of my practice. Flowers have always been a medium to create emotion and atmosphere.” At the center of his work is an intuitive design methodology. For more than a decade, he has developed blind drawings, often depicting flowers, as a way of capturing immediate and honest expression. While the process of drawing flowers is instinctive and almost naïve, the outcome is deliberate and sculptural.
TABLEAU
TABLEAU is a Copenhagen-based multidisciplinary creative studio and exhibition space founded in 2018 by floral designer Julius Værnæs Iversen. Working across floral design, object design, set design, interior design, and architectural installations, the studio challenges established boundaries between art and design through a collaborative and cross-disciplinary approach.
At the center of TABLEAU is Julius Værnæs Iversen’s intuitive design philosophy. Raised by his flower merchant father and interior designer mother, he grew up understanding how organic materials and spatial composition influence atmosphere. Flowers were never merely decorative; they were tools for shaping emotion and experience. This early perspective continues to define TABLEAU’s work today. The studio has become known for its approach to botany as a spatial medium, producing installations that transform rooms and shape atmosphere.
Across its work, TABLEAU operates through three core principles — intuition, relationship, and community. Whether through exhibitions, installations, or product design, the studio approaches each project as a way of connecting people and spaces through material expression — an approach that deeply resonates with Normann Copenhagen’s brand philosophy.
