Moon glass by TALE.
“Ceramic liquor glass for traditional rice wine.
Alcohol at the moonlight may be tasted sweeter. Between the moon and alcohol, there is something delicate attraction. Like the moon is filled up and emptied. A drink either. And both things can be drink by people.”
Out on the bubble time by studio note.
A take on an hourglass design that is inspired by water bubbles instead of sand.
Pillow Light by Marleen Kurvers.
A pillow becomes a floor lamp. An object that fills the room with a warm glow. The contrast between the glass and the image of a soft pillow makes this lamp an unusual object.
Blondie Zee, 2009 by Aqua Creations Lighting & Furniture Atelier.
Clear glass drops wrapped in “Golden Mist” fabric, 50cm x 44cm x 28 cm.
Ceiling lamp by Birger Ekman, Sweden, 1939.
Rosewood with marquetry in other exotic woods, pewter and frosted glass.
Handkerchief by Paolo Venini.
Wow, it really does look like a handkerchief! Very cool.
Vase by Vicke Lindstrand.
The Glass by Nikola Nikolov.
A cognac glass smashed to smithereens then the fragments are bounded together by copper wire.
The shape of the glass was the same, but I gave it a new life. It no longer functioned as a glass. You can’t drink from it, but it acquires a new meaning as a work of art, a work of design.
Slumped Diamond 2 by Renáta Jakowleff.
Slumped Diamond by Renáta Jakowleff.
