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Designer Michael Rem, the creative mind behind the Nebl planter design, has successfully translated the distinctive design language into the Nebl vase. His vision was to see the beautiful and mysterious atmosphere of Nebl become an integral part of our everyday lives. Michael sees Nebl as an artwork, suggesting that it can be used as decoration with or without flowers. The inspiration behind the Nebl collection comes from the German word for "fog." The frosted glass covering the vase not only serves a visual effect but also has a practical function by concealing the stems of the flowers. The result is a calm and mysterious expression that invites exploration and contemplation. During the design process, the fascination with the design of the Nebl vase extended to include a version in clear glass. Although the clear version may deviate from the original Nebl DNA, it brings the focus back to the shape of the vase itself. A long but carefully considered decision based on aesthetic considerations resulted in the clear glass Nebl vase becoming a reality. The matte Nebl vase represents the sense of tranquility and calmness that arises on a foggy morning, where everything is enveloped in rich gray tones. On the other hand, the clear Nebl vase displays the proportions that create an almost floating illusion. The slender base elegantly balances the voluminous body of the vase, creating visual harmony. With its three sizes, the new collection offers unlimited possibilities and appeals to all types – from the romantic soul who loves large bouquets to the more conservative individual who prefers simple small bouquets. Furthermore, Nebl also appeals to the minimalist type, viewing the vase as a sculptural element in the interior of the home.