Located just outside of Asheville, North Carolina, East Fork Pottery is a small workshop dedicated to creating timeless and essential pieces intended for everyday use. The distinctive red brown clay...
Alfredo Haberli is well respected for his thoughtful and innovative product designs that typically have a quiet presence. The concept behind this series of wine glasses is to have as...
Japanese and Scandinavian design share a certain affinity: a love for simple, pleasing shapes, the use of natural materials, and the absence of unnecessary details. These award winning glasses are...
These generously sized tumblers feature an unusual faceted surface that recalls the beauty of natural crystals or cut stone, yet the transparency of glass keeps their appearance light and elegant....
These distinctive drinking glasses, made by one of Japan's leading glassworks, recall natural ice forms with their faceted base that has a satisfying heft and accommodates the palm and fingers...
British designer Jasper Morrison is recognized for this quiet, thoughtful approach to product design, for top shelf companies ranging from Cappellini to Flos to Samsung. This glassware collection for Alessi...
These clean-lined glass mugs are made of German borosilicate glass, with a durability that belies their delicate appearance. Originally developed for scientific and industrial use, borosilicate glass is made by...
This glass cruet displays an appealing functionalism reminiscent of laboratory glass. The similarity is more than visual: its made of German borosilicate glass, which was originally developed in the late...
Portland glass artist Lynn Read uses surplus glass leftover from the creation of his large scale pieces to create these tiny hand-molded glass bowls that display a jewel-like quality. Ideal...
Produced in Portugal by Cutipol, one of Europe's finest cutlery makers, Goa is the result of combining traditional hands-on craftsmanship with modern technology to produce these strikingly modern pieces. Made...
These hand-hammered cups are made by an international cooperative of master copper artisans, with workshops in Austin and Santa Clara del Cobre, Mexico. Made from 100% recycled copper, each piece...
The original cheese slicer was invented and patented in 1925 by Norwegian carpenter Thor Bjorklund. The design was itself was based on the carpenter's plane, and remains largely unchanged over...
