Glassware

Sturdy yet lightweight borosilicate glass. and variation among each piece—just right up our alley. Made just outside Venice. Italy by artisan hands. and shaped with a traditional mouth blowing technique. Inspired by rationalist and modernist architecture.

Sturdy yet lightweight borosilicate glass. and variation among each piece—just right up our alley. Made just outside Venice. Italy by artisan hands. and shaped with a traditional mouth blowing technique. Inspired by rationalist and modernist architecture.

Sturdy yet lightweight borosilicate glass. and variation among each piece—just right up our alley. Made just outside Venice. Italy by artisan hands. and shaped with a traditional mouth blowing technique. Inspired by rationalist and modernist architecture.

Sturdy yet lightweight borosilicate glass and variation among each piece—just right up our alley. Every piece is made just outside Venice. Italy by artisan hands. and shaped with traditional mouth blowing techniques with designs inspired by modernist architecture. The elegant shape makes every beverage...

Sturdy yet lightweight borosilicate glass and variation among each piece—just right up our alley. Every piece is made just outside Venice. Italy by artisan hands. and shaped with traditional mouth blowing techniques with designs inspired by modernist architecture. The elegant shape makes every beverage...

Sturdy yet lightweight borosilicate glass and variation among each piece—just right up our alley. Every piece is made just outside Venice. Italy by artisan hands. and shaped with traditional mouth blowing techniques with designs inspired by modernist architecture. The elegant shape makes every beverage...

Sturdy yet lightweight borosilicate glass and variation among each piece—just right up our alley. Every piece is made just outside Venice. Italy by artisan hands. and shaped with traditional mouth blowing techniques with designs inspired by modernist architecture. The elegant shape makes every beverage...

Handblown from borosilicate glass — a material known for its durability and purity — and inspired by modernist aesthetics. Its textured surface reflects unique. delicate ridges (“Millerighe” means “many stripes” in Italian).

Shaped with traditional mouthblowing techniques out of borosilicate glass. a material known for its durability and purity — an elegant vessel in form as well as function. inspired by modernist aesthetics.

Shaped with traditional mouthblowing techniques out of borosilicate glass. a material known for its durability and purity — an elegant vessel in form as well as function. inspired by modernist aesthetics.

Sturdy yet lightweight borosilicate glass and variation among each piece—just right up our alley. Every piece is made just outside Venice. Italy by artisan hands. and shaped with traditional mouth blowing techniques with designs inspired by modernist architecture. The elegant shape makes every beverage...

Sturdy yet lightweight borosilicate glass. Made outside Venice. Italy by artisan hands. and shaped with a traditional mouth blowing technique for beautiful variation. Inspired by rationalist and modernist architecture.

Sturdy yet lightweight borosilicate glass. Made outside Venice. Italy by artisan hands. and shaped with a traditional mouth blowing technique for beautiful variation. Inspired by rationalist and modernist architecture.

Sturdy yet lightweight borosilicate glass. and variation among each piece—just right up our alley. Made just outside Venice. Italy by artisan hands. and shaped with a traditional mouth blowing technique. Inspired by rationalist and modernist architecture.

Sturdy yet lightweight borosilicate glass. and variation among each piece — just right up our alley. Made just outside Venice. Italy by artisan hands. and shaped with a traditional mouth blowing technique. Inspired by rationalist and modernist architecture.

Sturdy yet lightweight borosilicate glass. and variation among each piece — just right up our alley. Made just outside Venice. Italy by artisan hands. and shaped with a traditional mouth blowing technique. Inspired by rationalist and modernist architecture.

Handblown from borosilicate glass — a material known for its durability and purity — and inspired by modernist aesthetics. Its textured surface reflects unique. delicate ridges (“Millerighe” means “many stripes” in Italian).

Shaped with traditional mouth-blowing techniques out of borosilicate glass. a material known for its durability. purity. and resistance — a water glass elegant in form and function. inspired by modernist aesthetics.

Shaped with traditional mouth-blowing techniques out of borosilicate glass. a material known for its durability. purity. and resistance — a water glass elegant in form and function. inspired by modernist aesthetics.

Sturdy yet lightweight borosilicate glass. the Luisa carafe is shaped with a traditional mouth blowing technique just outside Venice. Italy. Its textured surface reflects unique. delicate ridges (“Millerighe” means “many stripes” in Italian).