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Designer Alessandra Baldereschi’s glassware Mushroom collection feels fresh and playful, yet doesn’t succumb to often used tropes. The mushroom stem is a step up from simply decorating the glass itself. Made of …
Behind the scenes with the playful glassware brand exploring how the material is inherently queer
An ethos to spark joy informs the designer's evolving visual language
With a pink stem and a prawn dangling off the side of the rim, this borosilicate glass Shrimp Cocktail Coupe from Maison Balzac is chic and playful. The stylish serveware, which also …
Designed by architect Marco Sironi for Italian glass manufacturer Ichendorf Milano, the Piuma Teapot features slightly rounded edges and a circular handle, resulting in a clean and elegant expression. Crafted from hand-blown …
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From MAMO (the design collaboration between Arley Marks and Jonathan Mosca), these hourglass-shaped glasses feature an elevated, function-forward silhouette. The smaller end holds two ounces, the perfect size for measuring out a …
Amsterdam-based design studio &KLevering has been injecting color, joy and spirit into homewares since 1992. Their Coupe Twirl Mint vessels playfully riff on classic champagne glasses with unexpected shapes and hues. Using …
Founded roughly 100 years ago in a small town near Cologne (with a Milan-based “style center” opened in 1991), Ichendorf Milano blends traditional glassware techniques with modern design. In their Travasi Decanter, …
Designed by London-based Jochen Holz, these delightfully colorful and wonky wine glasses make dinner parties feel extra playful. Available in sets of four, they’re free-blown using the incalmo technique (incalmo translates to …