Impossible Vase | Good Life

At first glance, it's a simple geometric vase. But if you look closely, you'll find that this vase has an impossible triangular shape — it appears to be both lying flat and standing upright on the ground at the same time. However, obviously a triangle cannot both lie and stand on the same floor simultaneously. The impossible vase, named 90°, is a work by designer Cuatro Cuatros, and its inspiration comes from the Penrose stairs.

The magic and impossibility of the 90° vase are the result of viewing it from a specific direction and angle. Slightly changing the perspective reveals the truth, and its name also symbolizes that it is a unique geometric shape composed of three mutually perpendicular segments.