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A selection of design posts and articles about the last 150 years of glass design offers a fascinating insight into the evolution of this versatile material. From the Art Nouveau period to today, glass has been used countless times, from functional objects to purely decorative pieces. The designs have ranged from simple and elegant to complex and ornate, with each era leaving its unique mark on the medium.

In recent years, glass has become increasingly popular as a sustainable material, with designers experimenting with new techniques and forms. Whether you are interested in contemporary design or historical context, there is something for everyone in this collection of articles. So why not journey through time and explore the world of glass design?

Elevating Your Morning Ritual with the Jura Glass Milk Container

The Jura Glass Milk Container epitomizes elegant and practical design, marrying glass and stainless steel for a seamless coffee experience, while maintaining dishwasher convenience.Read More →

Riedel Veritas two Carbernet/Merlot Glasses

Reidel Set of 2 Veritas New World Shiraz Glasses: A Symphony of Design and Flavor

The Reidel Set of 2 Veritas New World Shiraz Glasses is a masterpiece, marrying tradition and innovation to elevate the wine-tasting experience with precision and elegance.Read More →

The Decanter (hardcover book) by Andy McConnell

“The Decanter – Ancient to Modern” by Andy McConnell offers a captivating journey through the evolution of glassmaking, presenting 2,000 new images and a rich narrative.Read More →

D Perfume Bottle Madeleine Vionnet c.1930

d Perfume Bottle a Madeleine Vionnet Creation

Madeleine Vionnet’s “D Perfume Bottle,” crafted circa 1930, embodies Art Deco luxury and the designer‘s elegance, reflecting her pioneering fashion influence.Read More →

Moira Forsyth: A Luminary in Stained Glass and Ceramics

Moira Forsyth, a prominent figure in stained glass and ceramics, left a lasting impact on decorative arts through her versatile, innovative, and historically rooted creations.Read More →

Glass blown at Sandwich Glass Museum & Glassworks

Introduction to Boston and Sandwich Glass Company

The Boston and Sandwich Glass Company, established in the 19th century, revolutionized American decorative arts with pressed glass techniques and artistic contributions, leaving a lasting legacy.Read More →

Baccarat: A Glorious Legacy of French Glassworks

Founded in 1764, Baccarat, the esteemed French glassworks, has sustained its global appeal through exquisite designs and superb craftsmanship in products ranging from crystal stemware to jewelry. Renowned for timeless aesthetics and meticulous detailing, Baccarat’s luxury crystal continues to symbolize elegance and quality.Read More →

Lalique Crystal Turquoise Fish Sculpture: A Study in Elegance

The Lalique Crystal Turquoise Fish Sculpture reflects Lalique’s heritage of opulent craftsmanship and natural inspirations. Handcrafted from fine crystal, it symbolizes abundance, creativity, and nature’s deep beauty.Read More →

Extreme Pinot Noir: A Confluence of Design and Oenology

The Riedel Extreme Pinot Noir wine glasses, with their unique design, enhance tasting experiences by aerating the wine and amplifying its fruity notes. Designed with the characteristics of New World wines in mind, these glasses also enhance the qualities of light-bodied, complex red wines like Pinot Noir.Read More →

Three Luigi Bormioli Classico Tall Beverage Glasses filled with vibrant red, white, and blue layered cocktails, decorated with patriotic-themed accessories on a wooden table.

Luigi Bormioli’s Classico Tall Glasses: Tradition and Modernity

Luigi Bormioli’s Set of 4 Classico Tall Beverage Glasses featuring SON.hyx Technology combine classic design with modern technology. These lead-free, highly durable, and optically brilliant glasses are eco-friendly and testimonies to human creativity.
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