Glass & Ceramic
Dance of the Glasses designed by design by f maurer I vienna
Dance of the Glasses is a series of mouth-blown drinking-glasses, carafes and vases, which circle around their own centre of gravity with seductive movements. Playing with the glasses, enjoyment and fun are closely connected.
moonstruck designed by feinedinge*
moonstruck light objects are slip casted and perforated – each sphere is 100 % handcrafted.
No stencils are used with the flower pattern, which makes each piece a bit different and unique.
Heart designed by Renate Hattinger Keramik
Golden Heart is part of the series Human Interior. Human Interior are porcelain containers in form of the central human organs, heart and brain. The highly specialized organs heart and brain designed by nature are symbols for life, intelligence, love.
Josephine by Lobmeyr
Josephine serves you fresh water or anything else you need close to hand at work or at night.
Disposal Series designed by mano design
Air-sickness bags were the inspiration for a series of vases and dishes designed by Hedwig Rotter.
Gletscher designed by Sebastian Menschhorn
Like a chunk of ice struck from a glacier - glass, cut like a sculpture.
A glass block is cut for as long and as deep until no sphericity remains.
Gletscher by Lobmeyr
Like a chunk of ice struck from a glacier - glass, cut like a sculpture.
A glass block is cut for as long and as deep until no sphericity remains.
Melons by Augarten Wien
Josef Hoffmann, founder of the legendary “Wiener Werkstätte“ designed this world renowned mocca set in 1929. The ribbed sides allow a variety of pattern possibilites and is available in ten shades. Due to the large number of rounded festures it continues to place very high demands on the porcelain painters of Augarten, when using the airbrush.
Vase Vario by Augarten Wien
Vario, is a multifunctional vase that was developed by the internationally renowned Austrian designer Gottfried Palatin. The shape and size of the vase, with its clear and aesthetic styling, are perfect for diplaying banquets of flowers. But in no time at all it can be changed into a quite different vase ideal for a “single flower“.
Candy Dishes by Lobmeyr
Oswald Haerdtl, one of the most versatile architects during the first half of the 20th century, worked closely together with Lobmeyr. One of the highlights of the combined creativity is seen in this remarkable design from the year 1925.
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Re: Dance of the Glasses
I just realized that I make a comment for this designer before but here again I came upon some of my favorite products....I wouldn´t celebrate a fiesta in my house with many friends using these glasses but definitely use it for special guests when I want to demonstrate good taste in design
answerposted by: Filippa | March 1, 2007 01:05 PM
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