Shipping Information:
Local delivery $60 flat across VIC & NSW — metro approx. 7 business days, regional 14–21. Other states calculated at checkout.
Luxury Furniture. Australian Prices. Delivered to Your Door.
Local delivery from $60 across Sydney & Melbourne metro
$50 OFF your first $500+ order — Join Elegant Collections
Local delivery $60 flat across Metro Melbourne & Metro Sydney — Approx. 7 business days, regional 14–21. Regional & other states calculated at checkout.
Lincon takes up a 17cm square of surface and gives back 34cm of height — the narrowest of the three printed vases, and the one that fits where the others will not.
White ceramic, ridged in close horizontal bands laid down by the 3D printing process. On a narrow form the ridges wrap tightly, so the whole vase reads as a single fluted column rather than a decorated pot. Turn it and the bands catch light down one side and drop into shadow on the other.
The height-to-width ratio is roughly two to one, which is what makes it useful. It clears a table lamp base, slides between books on a shelf, and stands next to a place setting without reaching across the plate.
A bookshelf bay of 25–30cm is enough — Lincon needs no clearance for width, only about 40cm of vertical space so the top is not cramped by the shelf above. On a bedside table of 40cm or less, it is one of the few 34cm vases that will not swallow the surface. On a dining table it works as a repeated element: three or four down the length of a 200cm table, spaced about 50cm apart, with low candles between them.
Austin, Lincon and Dawson share a 34cm height and differ only in width — 25cm, 17cm and 20cm. Lincon is the light one. Alone on a wide console it looks marooned; standing beside the 20cm Dawson or against the 25cm Austin it becomes the counterweight that stops the group looking like one heavy object. Set all three at 12–15cm apart and the level tops give you a single horizon line with three different masses under it, which is a rhythm no single vase produces.
A 17cm base carrying 34cm of height is a slender stance. Keep arrangements close to the rim rather than wide and top-heavy, and be deliberate about placing it near the edge of a console or a table where it can be knocked.
The ridges hold dust more readily than a smooth glaze would. A dry soft brush clears the grooves in seconds. As general guidance for any ceramic vessel, test with a small amount of water on a protected surface before using it with fresh stems, or use a slim glass liner inside.
Dimensions
17cm W x 17cm D x 34cm H
Material
Ceramic
Colour
White
Surface
3D-printed horizontal ridge texture
Style
Modern, minimalist
Care
Dust the grooves with a dry soft brush. Wipe with a barely damp cloth and dry immediately.
17cm wide, 17cm deep and 34cm high. It is the narrowest of the three printed vases, with a footprint about the size of a side plate.
The height and the material are identical across all three: 34cm, white ceramic, same ridged surface. Only the width changes. Lincon is 17cm, Dawson 20cm and Austin 25cm. Lincon is the slim one, so it fits a narrow shelf or a place setting where the other two would crowd the space.
Ceramic, in white. The close horizontal ridges are formed by the 3D printing process, not applied afterwards.
Bookshelf bays of 25-30cm, bedside tables of 40cm or less, a bathroom vanity, or repeated three or four times down a long dining table about 50cm apart.
It is a slender stance at 17cm wide and 34cm tall, so keep arrangements close to the rim rather than wide and top-heavy, and think twice before setting it at the edge of a console.
A dry soft brush lifts dust out of the grooves faster than a cloth. If more is needed, wipe with a barely damp cloth and dry immediately.
Metropolitan Melbourne and Sydney: calculated at checkout, typically within 7 business days. Regional and interstate delivery is also available — standard shipping is calculated at checkout.
Unavailable
Shipping Information:
Local delivery $60 flat across VIC & NSW — metro approx. 7 business days, regional 14–21. Other states calculated at checkout.
Lamps, Décor & Accessories
Material & Care Guide
◆ Materials — Floor & Table Lamps
|
Base: Ceramic, resin, metal, or timber base in your selected finish — hand-finished for a premium result. Shade: Linen, fabric, or metal shade (varies by model). Fitting: E27 bulb fitting compatible with standard Australian bulbs. Bulb not included unless stated. Cord: Fabric-wrapped or standard PVC power cord with Australian plug. |
◆ Materials — Candle Holders, Vases & Ginger Jars
|
Construction: Ceramic, glass, resin, or metal depending on the individual piece. Finish: Hand-glazed, lacquered, or hand-painted — minor natural variations are characteristic of artisan production. Note: Decorative items. Not all pieces are food-safe or waterproof internally — use a liner for flower arrangements. |
◆ Materials — Artificial Plants & Planters
|
Foliage: High-quality silk or polyester artificial foliage — UV-treated for indoor use. Planter: Ceramic, resin, rattan, or metal planter (varies by product). Note: Artificial plants require no watering and are suitable for low-light areas where live plants would not thrive. |
◆ Care Instructions — All Decor & Accessories
|
Dust all decorative items regularly with a soft dry cloth or fine duster. For glass and ceramic pieces: wipe with a lightly dampened microfibre cloth. Dry immediately. For lamps: switch off and allow to cool before cleaning. Wipe base with a dry cloth. Vacuum fabric shades with a brush attachment. For candle holders: remove wax residue with warm water before it sets fully. Avoid submerging in water. For artificial plants: dust foliage with a dry cloth or use a hairdryer on a cool, low setting. Wipe planters with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, bleach, and excessive moisture on all décor items. Display away from direct sunlight to preserve colour and finish over time. |
Choose your language and currency