A renowned architect designed a decanter for HENNESSY X.O
Canadian architect Frank Owen Gehry designed the decanter for HENNESSY X.O. His decanter looks like a crumpled metal case.
The wrinkle effect of the material gives a sense of liveliness, a sense of movement. Bronze and glass seem to manage to absorb the sunstroke. It is due to this effect that it is impossible to take your eyes off the souvenir bottle.
The eminent architect carries his philosophy through the years and all his creations. As the creator of the Guggenheim Museum, Walt Disney Concert Hall and the Foundation Louis Vuitton office, the theme of movement is close to him like no one else. Streamlined shapes, a non-standard vision of familiar geometry and a fresh look at perspectives - this is about Frank Gehry and his projects.
The premium decanters were produced in a limited edition. Only 150 copies. Moreover, each of them received his own personal number.
Frank Henry is one of the most famous architects of our time, who stood at the origins of deconstructivism in architecture. He owns the most famous examples in this direction - museums, concert halls, university buildings.
The wrinkle effect of the material gives a sense of liveliness, a sense of movement. Bronze and glass seem to manage to absorb the sunstroke. It is due to this effect that it is impossible to take your eyes off the souvenir bottle.
The eminent architect carries his philosophy through the years and all his creations. As the creator of the Guggenheim Museum, Walt Disney Concert Hall and the Foundation Louis Vuitton office, the theme of movement is close to him like no one else. Streamlined shapes, a non-standard vision of familiar geometry and a fresh look at perspectives - this is about Frank Gehry and his projects.
The premium decanters were produced in a limited edition. Only 150 copies. Moreover, each of them received his own personal number.
Frank Henry is one of the most famous architects of our time, who stood at the origins of deconstructivism in architecture. He owns the most famous examples in this direction - museums, concert halls, university buildings.
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