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Fia Carafe

Nina Jobs approaches tabletop design with an economy of means that rarely tips into austerity. The Fia Carafe is the product of that discipline: a mouth-blown glass vessel whose conical profile resolves, with quiet wit, into a glass sphere. The sphere functions as a stopper at the neck, or it can rest in a recessed seat at the base of the carafe, freeing the opening and shifting the object's visual weight entirely.

The gesture is small but considered. A detail that could have been merely decorative becomes structural, doubling as both closure and base element. That kind of thinking, where one form serves more than one purpose without calling attention to itself, is characteristic of Jobs's practice and of the broader Scandinavian sensibility that Design House Stockholm has long championed.

  • Mouth-blown glass construction
  • Conical body with a spherical glass stopper
  • Stopper seats alternatively in a recessed base
  • Suitable for wine or water service
  • Designed by Nina Jobs
$110.00
Fia Carafe
$110.00

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Fia Carafe

Nina Jobs approaches tabletop design with an economy of means that rarely tips into austerity. The Fia Carafe is the product of that discipline: a mouth-blown glass vessel whose conical profile resolves, with quiet wit, into a glass sphere. The sphere functions as a stopper at the neck, or it can rest in a recessed seat at the base of the carafe, freeing the opening and shifting the object's visual weight entirely.

The gesture is small but considered. A detail that could have been merely decorative becomes structural, doubling as both closure and base element. That kind of thinking, where one form serves more than one purpose without calling attention to itself, is characteristic of Jobs's practice and of the broader Scandinavian sensibility that Design House Stockholm has long championed.

  • Mouth-blown glass construction
  • Conical body with a spherical glass stopper
  • Stopper seats alternatively in a recessed base
  • Suitable for wine or water service
  • Designed by Nina Jobs

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Nina Jobs approaches tabletop design with an economy of means that rarely tips into austerity. The Fia Carafe is the product of that discipline: a mouth-blown glass vessel whose conical profile resolves, with quiet wit, into a glass sphere. The sphere functions as a stopper at the neck, or it can rest in a recessed seat at the base of the carafe, freeing the opening and shifting the object's visual weight entirely.

The gesture is small but considered. A detail that could have been merely decorative becomes structural, doubling as both closure and base element. That kind of thinking, where one form serves more than one purpose without calling attention to itself, is characteristic of Jobs's practice and of the broader Scandinavian sensibility that Design House Stockholm has long championed.

  • Mouth-blown glass construction
  • Conical body with a spherical glass stopper
  • Stopper seats alternatively in a recessed base
  • Suitable for wine or water service
  • Designed by Nina Jobs