Iraqi-born architect Zaha Hadid’s foray into home furnishings isn’t a new one, having previously designed a futuristic-looking chandelier for Italian lighting company Slamp. Now, her creative prowess has been applied on a smaller scale to a set of candles. Characterized by skeletal lines, the bone china pieces embrace the curvilinear aesthetic that Hadid has helped popularize.
The candles – available in black and white colorways – are made in Stoke-on-Trent, the focal point of England’s pottery industry and cost £65 for the single models and £95 for the large.
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