Vitra Flame

Vitra Flame is a hand-finished glass vase rendered in glowing amber, its surface rippled with a molten, flame-like texture that shifts as the light moves across it. The form is unmistakably sculptural: a tall cylindrical silhouette with generous proportions, weighted enough to hold its own on a console yet refined enough to read as an art object rather than a container. This is a vessel designed to be noticed, whether it stands alone or anchors a wider arrangement.

The craftsmanship sits in the detail. The organic, rippled glass catches and bends light, so the burnt-orange finish never looks flat — it deepens at the base, warms through the body, and glows where the surface meets the window. That play of texture and translucency gives Vitra Flame a sense of depth that photographs rarely capture and a presence that earthy, contemporary, and design-led interiors are built around. It belongs to a language of warmth and quiet drama rather than ornament for its own sake.

Styling it is part of the pleasure. The tall, open silhouette suits architectural stems — twisting branches, dried pampas, tall grasses, or a few sculptural blooms left deliberately sparse so the glass remains the hero. Equally, it earns its place empty, used as a standalone object on a shelf, an entrance console, or the centre of a dining table where its colour answers candlelight. For ready-styled options around it, explore our curated vase arrangements, or browse the full vase collection to find a companion piece in a complementary tone.

Every vessel is chosen by Amicis for the same reasons we curate flowers: material honesty, considered form, and a finish that holds up to daily life in a Dubai home. Vitra Flame rewards the kind of interior that values fewer, better objects — pieces that carry weight, both literal and visual. To see how our vessels are sourced and styled, visit the vases edit.

Care is simple. Wipe the exterior clean with a soft, dry cloth to keep the amber surface luminous, rinse and fully dry the interior after use to prevent watermarks, and avoid harsh abrasives that would dull the texture. Treated gently, Vitra Flame stays as striking on its first day as on its hundredth.