This striking geometric, art deco-influenced modern vase was designed by Margareta Hennix for Gustavsberg (Sweden) in the 1980s. With its bold lines and high gloss finish (in variegated pastels on front and back; white on the sides; black on the interior), it commands attention in any context but can also swing many ways, looking great amidst mid-century modern, Hollywood Regency, contemporary, or more traditional decor.
Margareta Hennix (b.1941) is a Swedish artist and ceramic & glass designer. Her teachers included Stig Lindberg. From 1965 until 1967 Hennix worked as a designer at Johansfors glass works, then as a designer for Gustavsberg, and more recently for Pukeberg and Rejmyre glass works. Hennix's work is featured in collections including those of Röhsska Museum in Gothenburg, the National Museum in Stockholm, Victoria and Albert Museum London, Småland Museum Vaxjo, Gustavsberg Porcelain Museum, and the Tel Aviv Museum.
Margareta Hennix (b.1941) is a Swedish artist and ceramic & glass designer. Her teachers included Stig Lindberg. From 1965 until 1967 Hennix worked as a designer at Johansfors glass works, then as a designer for Gustavsberg, and more recently for Pukeberg and Rejmyre glass works. Hennix's work is featured in collections including those of Röhsska Museum in Gothenburg, the National Museum in Stockholm, Victoria and Albert Museum London, Småland Museum Vaxjo, Gustavsberg Porcelain Museum, and the Tel Aviv Museum.
