Narciso is the latest project by Giorgia Zellenato, a product designer from Venice. Focusing on understanding the functionality of the vase as an object, and drawing attention to the role that they play in displaying flowers, Zellenato has created a beautiful series with mirrors. Showcasing the flowers from various points of view - from the simpler reflection to the incredibly detailed, the result is visually arresting. Borosilicate glass, powder-coated aluminium and mirrored stainless steel.

View more of the collection, and Zanellato's other work here.

A piece of Arcade Murano Glass is something to cherish for generations to come. Rarely do we see glass vases that are this sophisticated and beautiful in form. Place a lone stem in the vase for a dramatic effect, or simply put them side-by-side for a sculptural element within the home.

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A ten story public art installation made from 1,000 reused doors is no small feat. 'Doors' designed by artist Choi Jeong-Hwa, was installed back in 2009 in Seoul. The result? A colourful art installation that promotes reusing discarded objects in a collective way.

Josef Schulz's series of work Sachliches and Formen features photographs he has taken of architecture after he has edited them, removing windows and lettering, and in some instances, changing the surroundings. Without their own defining features, the buildings are void of their character, allowing them to appear sculptural transcending time and place.

You can always rely on Chanel and the man at its helm Karl Lagerfeld to put on a show that favours decadence over cost cutting, and their Paris-Bombay extravaganza was no exception. Sending models down a banquet lined runway, he transformed the Grand Palais in Paris into an Indian-themed dinner party for guests. Complete with chandeliers, decadent candelabras and a feast fit for even the most worthy among us, he proves yet again that there is something definitely to be said for living large. Let's all hope that our Christmas dinner on December 25th is equally as impressive and visually appealing.

An0ther magazine commissioned Nick Knight and Alister Mackie to conceive a suitably 'floral' editorial for their Spring/Summer Issue. Merging the lines between contemporary dance, flowers and fashion, this beautifully executed editorial brings a more beautiful side of nature to the fashion front.

Get ready for the festive season with the best designer interpretation of a Christmas tree we've seen. Studio Roso's large-scale Christmas tree is taking centre stage at the V&A museum (the Victoria & Albert museum) in London. Made up of 3.3 miles of elastic cord, the tree reaches more than four metres high with a total of 1500 individual strands.

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With any great artistic pursuit, there is always discipline. Nothing proves this more than artist Miguel Endara who painstakingly draws 3.2 million dots to create a portrait of his father. Watch the video above for the incredible results.

Seo Young Deok, a Korean artist, has his impressive current exhibition 'Dystopia' on display at the INSA/Arko Art Centre. His sculptures are made from thousands of metres of chain (including bicycle chains), in which he tries to capture the anguish of his subjects. Some of the pieces appear to be decaying, slowing losing their form as time whittles away, whilst others remain imposing in perfect stature.

Deserto is a single flower vase by Marie Dessaunt for Fabrica. Placing complete emphasis on the last drop of water in an empty bottle, it reminds the owner of a desert and its complete lack of water.

To view more of the artist's work go here.