Memphis/MCM 1980s Flute of Chicago Corrugated Cardboard Vase-Gregory Van Pelt

Stunning piece of 1980s Postmodern design. An iconic corrugated cardboard bubble vase produced by Flute of Chicago, a company renowned for its sculptural paper decor in the 1980s. Designed in the architectural style of Gregory Van Pelt, this piece features the signature ribbed texture created by layered strips of painted cardboard.  Features:  Era: 1980s Postmodern / Memphis Milano style.  Color: A vibrant, era-authentic Dusty Purple/Lavender.  Texture: High-relief corrugated fluted finish.  Versatility: These pieces were originally sold as both sculptural vases and lamp bases (there is a pre-drilled and threaded hole in the bottom to allow for easy wiring if you choose to convert it).  Dimensions: Height: 11 Diameter: 12 Condition: Excellent vintage condition with no major dings, water damage, or paint loss. Please see photos for a detailed look at the texture.  **The Story:** Hand-picked in Western Nevada as part of our 2026 multi-state treasure hunting road trip! Check out our store bio for more details on our journey and curated vintage finds.  Important Note: Because this item is crafted from high-quality corrugated cardboard and paper, it is STRICTLY DECORATIVE. It cannot hold water and should only be used with dried flowers, silk arrangements, or displayed as a standalone sculpture.