Nagel Candle Holder Vase Mixed 4A

Nagel Candle Holder Vase Mixed 4A by STOFF Nagel is a mixed-finish modular composition combining three Brushed Brass elements with a contrasting Bronzed Brass candle holder for a sculptural tabletop arrangement.

The composition brings together the warm, refined surface of Brushed Brass with the deeper tone of Bronzed Brass, creating subtle contrast within the geometric Nagel structure. The two finishes are arranged across the connected candle holders, while the tall vase rises above the composition to introduce a slender vertical element for a flower or decorative stem.

Designed as a compact sculptural arrangement, the combination of candle holders creates a layered geometric structure with the vase extending upwards from the centre. The modular construction allows the pieces to be rearranged or expanded with additional STOFF Nagel modules over time, giving you the flexibility to develop a personalised composition for a dining table, console, shelf or other interior setting.

The composition can be styled with LED Candles for convenient flameless ambience or explore our Taper Candles for a traditional candlelight setting.

Components
1 x Nagel Vase Brushed Brass
2 x Nagel Candle Holder Brushed Brass Single
1 x Nagel Candle Holder Bronzed Single

Material
Solid Brass

Finish
Brushed Brass & Bronzed Brass

Spacio’s Interior Styling Team can assist you in planning and creating a personalised STOFF Nagel composition for your interior setting.

STOFF Nagel is a Danish design brand that revives the iconic modular candle holder created by Werner Stoff for Hans Nagel in the 1960s. Its distinctive three-legged form can be stacked and combined in countless ways, turning a functional object into a sculpture shaped by its owner.

Today, the STOFF Nagel collection brings together rediscovered designs from the 1960s and 1970s with contemporary additions, including candle holders, bowls, vases and stands. Designed to be combined, rearranged and continually reinterpreted, each piece explores the relationship between form, light and personal expression.