Designed by Plodes Studio, these handcrafted glasses are called Drooplets, reminding us that glass can be fluid too. Thanks to its unique and playful design, this designer glassware can be used right side up or upside down, while keeping the liquid at just the right temperature.

This beautiful two piece cognac glass set, from Normann Copenhagen, combines function and pure pleasure, where the unique shape of these beautiful glasses enhances the deep color and movement of the desired liquid.

Designed by Bjorn Dahlstrom, the HotCool solves the problem of glasses being too hot or too cold to handle. Its neat plastic jacket protects your fingers, while at the same time keeps the temperature in the glass- it’s almost like having your own coffee house.

Celebrating a memorable event with a glass full of bubbly Champagne creates an elegant atmosphere full of sophistication and charm, so why not give it a little modern twist with the Aarne mouth blown glasses from Iittala.

The Aino Aalto glassware design by Iittala is inspired by the rings made when a stone hits the water. The modern design in its simplicity offers a space-saving shape that permits stacking and versatility in your kitchen.

Another fine example of modern Scandinavian glass design is called Trio – a unique set of stackable serving items playing in perfect tune together. Trio consists of three simplified, yet elegant, mouth-blown glass forms: a pitcher, a big bowl and a smaller bowl creating a versatile, beautiful set which can be used for many purposes.

Designed in Italy by one of the world’s leading glassware manufacturer, Luigi Bormioli, the Duo Collection is both stylish and practical. Use this everyday glass collection to impress your friends with hot cappuccino at the end of a dinner party or cool lemonade for summer entertaining on the porch.

This glass water carafe is simple and smart. Designed by Danish glass designer, Charlotte Hargreave, this lidded glass carafe is mouth-blown and the lid features a transparent lip giving a discrete colour-play.