Fleur Vase And Portable Lamp

Think of Fleur as mood-lighting with a quiet side hustle. Rodolfo Dordoni slips a rechargeable LED module into a glossy, candy-topped cylinder, then balances the whole thing on a column of clear borosilicate glass. Slide in a single stem—or a few wild clippings from the garden—and the light funnels downward, skimming water, petals, and tabletop with a warm, dimmable glow. No cords, no fuss: charge it by USB, set brightness with a tap, and carry it from dinner terrace to bedside without searching for an outlet. In a restaurant it replaces the tealight and the bud vase in one move; at home it turns a nightstand into a tiny still life that lasts long after the sun ducks out. Available in soft sage, creamy sand, or deep burgundy, each top pops against the transparent base, yet stays calm enough to let the flowers do the talking.