Year: 2002Edition by f maurer for design galerie, Vienna Transferring functions is one of f maurer's favorite working methods. This is what happened with a series of vases whose original use is immediately recognizable as bottles. Statement: "My work as a designer did not consist in creating a new thing out of nothing, but in transferring a known [...]
Year: 2005Customer: Raumgestalt, Germany For painting and writing on are the "Tafelvasen" from f maurer. The elemental shapes sphere and cube made of mouth-blown glass are covered with a writable coating. The vases, each 30 cm high, come with sponges and blackboard chalk so that they can be redesigned again and again, depending on the occasion or the current need to communicate.
Year: 2008Edition by f maurer for design galerie, Vienna Josefine is reversible and fulfills three functions: Once as a candle holder, upside down as a tea light jar or small vase. Corresponding to it there is the vase set Josef by f maurer. Statement: "Josefine is my homage to Josef Hoffmann, who significantly influenced the Austrian Art Nouveau with his works. Completely following his design principle, results [...]
Year: 2008Client: Raumgestalt, Germany The four-piece vase set "Josef" is a tribute to Josef Hoffmann, whose work had a significant impact on Austrian Art Nouveau. The decoration results from the material itself, as the glass reflects and multiplies the contents of the vases with its internal grooves. This optical effect is used f maurer in the application of this industrial material as [...]
Year: 2008Customer: mono, Germany For the German luxury label mono, f maurer developed the concave and convex flame bowls, which celebrated international design success. conglas soon followed as a formally corresponding gift item. The stainless steel bowl with a hole transforms drinking glasses into vases: Whether an old wine goblet or a simple water glass, conglas creates a stage for every blossom, an ideal souvenir.
Year: 2016/2005Customer: blomus, Germany Timeless, elegant and puristic, that's how blomus judged the design of f maurer. He reinforced the tension by the choice of materials, polished stainless steel combined with fine walnut wood. Functionally ingenious, the two bowls stacked on top of each other lock into place stably, the handle can be removed before cleaning the bowls.
