Tom Dixon Bump Vase

Its defining feature is the evenly dimpled surface covering the simple vessel form. The texture reflects Tom Dixon's experimental approach to materials and gives the vase a tactile look even when it is empty.

The Bump collection is associated with hand-worked glass and rounded, laboratory-inspired forms. Tom Dixon uses simple silhouettes and surface treatment rather than ornate decoration to create its visual identity.

It can hold flowers, but its patterned body is designed to work as a decorative object on its own. The regular dimples catch light across the surface, so the vase remains visually distinctive without a large arrangement.

Check the exact Bump size, color, and material because the collection includes more than one vessel variation. Also inspect the surface for chips or uneven damage, since the dimpled finish is the main design feature.