Liquid Narratives — Water Carries Stories.

Some objects carry the sea within them.

In their texture, their shimmer, their flow — they recall water not as a distant element, but as a presence close to the body, to the home. For centuries, the sea has stirred the imagination and inspired the form of objects. Glass that ripples, plates like shells — forms that carry movement, fragility, transformation. The water was seen as backdrop, as resource — shaped, but rarely heard.

The ocean is not a container — it is a living system.

This shift in perception changes everything. Today, water is no longer seen as passive. It is understood as fragile, vital, and entangled with global urgencies. Within this context, these objects that echo marine life invite a new awareness — a call to rethink how we live with, and design with, water. These forms now resonate with ecological memory. They are traces of past imaginations, but also tools for shaping attentiveness in the present.

Some of these pieces mimic underwater flora, others reflect the movement of waves or the textures of shells. Their materials — often glass, ceramic, or metal — are shaped to suggest liquidity, growth, or fluid boundaries. These are not static objects. They invite interaction, care, and reflection.

From glass vessels that mimic sea creatures to forms inspired by tides, these pieces are not mere representations. They act as catalysts for reflection, reminding us that design holds power — not only to capture beauty, but to reshape how care and attention can manifest in the everyday.

To design with water in mind is to attend — to form, to fragility, to shape futures.

Today, these pieces invite new gestures — to live with them, to let them resonate in domestic space, as vessels of memory and matter. They remind us that design is not static — it flows, it shifts, it adapts. And in their quiet presence, we can trace a different kind of attention: one that embraces fragility, fluidity, and the enduring dialogue between object and environment.

To hold them is to hold a fragment of water’s story — shaped, but never stilled.

Discover Body of Glacier — a curated collection of textured glassworks inspired by frozen and flowing states of water.

Discover From the Ocean — a curated collection that tell a story about our connection with the water.