Metamorphoses Objects (2025)

16/11/2022

Impose Vessel IO by Handmade Industrials.

This piece in pearly grey, represents IO, one of Zeus’ mortal lovers and refers to an ancient tale of lust and vengeance.

The unique character of this one-off piece came to life with a degree of chance, via an innovative self-designed manufacturing technique. Notably, Handmade Industrials vessels are part of various museum collections, including the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Museum and University of Manchester Special Collections.

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For more info send us an email or check out the Metamorphoses website (link in bio).

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10/11/2022

Impose Vessel IO by Handmade Industrials.

This piece in pearly grey, represents IO, one of Zeus’ mortal lovers and refers to an ancient tale of lust and vengeance.

The unique character of this one-off piece came to life with a degree of chance, via an innovative self-designed manufacturing technique. Notably, Handmade Industrials vessels are part of various museum collections, including the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Museum and University of Manchester Special Collections.

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For more info send us an email or check out the Metamorphoses website (link in bio).

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07/11/2022

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06/11/2022

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04/11/2022

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02/11/2022

Gradient by Emma Terweduwe

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28/10/2022

Detail of Side Table by Objects of Common Interest.
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25/10/2022

Gradient by Emma Terweduwe

Belgium designer Emma Terweduwe builds upon her home nation’s rich lineage of textile manufacturing, specialising in jacquard weaving for contexts of both fashion and interior design.

In two new plaid blankets – woven in wool, mohair and cotton – Emma combines bold graphic forms with age-old artisanal craftsmanship.In two distinct colourways – this one in a blend of bright blue, green and beige hues – each piece’s two sides show different designs, allowing them to be redisplayed at their owners' discretion.

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24/10/2022

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21/10/2022

Gradient by Emma Terweduwe

In two new plaid blankets – woven in wool, mohair and cotton – Emma Terweduwe combines bold graphic forms with age-old artisanal craftsmanship.In two distinct colourways – this one in a blend of bright blue, green and beige hues – each piece’s two sides show different designs, allowing them to be redisplayed at their owners' discretion.

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Check out our website (link in bio) to find out more about this piece and to discover the full collection!

* The blue blanket is sold but the orange one still available!

20/10/2022

Gradient by Emma Terweduwe

Belgium designer Emma Terweduwe builds upon her home nation’s rich lineage of textile manufacturing, specialising in jacquard weaving for contexts of both fashion and interior design.

In two new plaid blankets – woven in wool, mohair and cotton – Emma combines bold graphic forms with age-old artisanal craftsmanship.In two distinct colourways – this one in a blend of bright blue, green and beige hues – each piece’s two sides show different designs, allowing them to be redisplayed at their owners' discretion.

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Check out our website (link in bio) to find out more about this piece and to discover the full collection!

* The blue blanket is sold but the orange one still available!

19/10/2022

Rahee Yoon, Block (falling blue), 2020.

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18/10/2022

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17/10/2022

Naum Gabo, Linear Construction No.4, 1962.
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19/09/2022

Process of Metamorphoses
Ella Bulley, Bu Volta He Plates, 2020

Swipe left to learn more about Ella’s production process. Her handmade plates are available on our website www.metamorphosesobjects.com
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26/08/2022

This plate duo is part of Ella Bulley’s ‘Ye O Niyenii’ collection which celebrates Ghanaian food culture. These works are specifically linked to the Ga tribe’s Homowo festival that commemorates the abundant harvest which signalled the end of a historic famine. Borrowing symbolism of colours from the tradition of Kente cloth: the blue signifies peace, love, togetherness, and the green symbolises the land, crops, harvest and spiritual growth.

Custom made for Metamorphoses, these unique editions are intended to be displayed on the wall. Order via www.metamorphosesobjects.com •
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24/08/2022

This plate duo is part of Ella Bulley’s ‘Ye O Niyenii’ collection which celebrates Ghanaian food culture. These works are specifically linked to the Ga tribe’s Homowo festival that commemorates the abundant harvest which signalled the end of a historic famine. Borrowing symbolism of colours from the tradition of Kente cloth: the blue signifies peace, love, togetherness, and the green symbolises the land, crops, harvest and spiritual growth.

Custom made for Metamorphoses, these unique editions are intended to be displayed on the wall. Order via www.metamorphosesobjects.com
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18/08/2022

Beautiful vase by Bloc Studios. Order via www.metamorphosesobjects.com

The ‘Eduard Vase’ in Black Marquina is part of the Affinità Elettive collection designed by Milano-based firm Studiopepe in collaboration with Bloc Studios. Each handcrafted vessel is unique due to the natural colour variations of the stone.The elegant, unexpected shapes of the ‘Eduard Vase’ are offset by the deep black hue of the marble, accentuating each curve and line.

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04/08/2022

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31/07/2022

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28/07/2022

Inspired by the beauty and richness of the local tradition of craftsmanship, aims to bring Sardinian traditions to a larger contemporary global design audience. In order to do so, the creative studio has created a diverse network of local artisans and established international designers who work together to create limited edition projects.

This vase is the result of one such collaboration by the Roman designer and Sardinian Master ceramicist, Walter Usai. The vase is a reinterpretation of the ornate nuptial vases traditionally gifted to young brides on the island. Originally simple vessels used to carry water from the fountain, the vases were included as part of a bride’s wedding dowry. Over time the tradition evolved and became less utilitarian and increasingly decorative. The vases became more ornate and flirtatious, embellished with delicate ceramic flowers, birds, and ribbons. This work is completely handmade and showcases a contemporary interpretation of Sardinia’s unique heritage.

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The vase is made to order and is also available in midnight blue and white. If you are interested in purchasing a piece send a dm or visit our website!

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27/07/2022

Ercole Barovier, Primavera Vase, ca. 1930.

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26/07/2022

Metamorphoses features 50 handpicked objects created in partnership with 20 renowned makers and designers from the Netherlands and beyond.

One such piece is the ‘Tunda’ vase by Pretziada, a creative practice based in Sardinia, that promotes the heritage of the island in collaboration with local artisans.

The terracotta vase is part of the ‘Sisters’ series by designer , which plays with the elaborate nuptial vases traditionally gifted to young brides in Sardinia. Inspired by the strong presence of flirtatious decoration in Sardinian ceramics, Valentina has created a duo - Marria (slender) and Tunda (shapely). The original shape of the Tunda vase is both exalted and transformed: paying homage to the tradition with a contemporary interpretation.

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The vase is made to order and is also available in midnight blue and white. If you are interested in purchasing a piece please send a dm or visit our website!

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25/07/2022

Horn Variations is a furniture series created by design studio Destroyers/Builders. Founded in 2014 by Dutch designer Linde Freya Tangelder.

Horn Variations is an innovative reinterpretation of a natural material with a long history in the decorative and fine arts. Inspiration for the work originated from fragments of horn collected by the designer during a trip to Brazil. Today, as hunting animals for their horns is now prohibited and this material becomes increasingly rare, Destroyers/Builders seeks to convey the beauty of this ancient medium and its connection to cultural heritage, while translating it into an ethically sourced material. Through the close study of these pieces of horn, the studio developed a new lacquering method to replicate the glossy marbled surface. In order to create the physical effects of horn, the designer applies many layers of paint by hand; using a combination of lacquer and acrylic paint to create the illusionary effect.

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For Metamorphoses, ‘Horn Variations I and II’ are available in white and dark taupe respectively. Send a message if you’re interested in this piece or take a look at the collection on our website! Link in bio.
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23/07/2022

Horn Variations is a furniture series created by the experimental design studio Destroyers/Builders. Founded in 2014 by Dutch designer Linde Freya Tangelder.

Horn Variations is an innovative reinterpretation of a natural material with a long history in the decorative and fine arts. Inspiration for the work originated from fragments of horn collected by the designer during a trip to Brazil. Through the close study of these pieces of horn, the studio developed a new lacquering method to replicate the glossy marbled surface. In order to create the physical effects of horn, the designer applies many layers of paint by hand; using a combination of lacquer and acrylic paint to create the illusionary effect. The assortment of colours mimic the natural material’s variations: the broken white and black fragments and the subtle variations in neutral tones.

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For Metamorphoses, ‘Horn Variations I and II’ are available in white and dark taupe respectively. Send a message if you’re interested in this piece or take a look at the collection on our website! Link in bio.
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20/07/2022

Horn Variations is a furniture series created by design studio Destroyers/Builders, founded in 2014 by Dutch designer Linde Freya Tangelder.

Like a number of pieces in Destroyers/Builders’ collections, the shapes in Horn Variations derive from studies of sturdy architectural columns. In their surfaces, though, the designer sought to pay homage to the rich variations of colour found in animal horn – without touching a material that has become a topical issue, despite featuring heavily in the history of furniture-making. In lacquered chipwood and acrylic paint applied in layers, the fake horn effect is achieved in a number of shades. For Metamorphoses, ‘Horn Variations I and II’ are available in white and dark taupe respectively.

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16/07/2022

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14/07/2022

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13/07/2022

Delighted to see Metamorphoses Objects included in this wonderful feature on online art galleries by Claudia Baillie in the July/August issue of

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