Glass

Design for Corsage Ornament Rene Lalique, Siegfried Bing, Hector Guimard, Louis Comfort Tiffany, Art Nouveau, Faberge, Art Deco, Glass, jewelry design
Members’ Showroom Visit \| Culture Object Open to Design Watch Members and above. See mid-20th Century Architectural scale Blenko glass at the Culture Object showroom with curator and glass expert Damon Crain. Located within the contemporary design showroom of Domus Design Collection in midtown Manhattan, Culture Object presents rare vintage blown glass objects displayed in a setting of cutting edge contemporary furniture. Design Watch, Glass, showroom visit, membership, event
How many bubbles do you like? Those who drink champagne have varying ideas how bubbly it should be. This glass prompted me to think about how the shape of a glass affects the taste of champagne. Although we tend to associate saucer-style champagne glasses with elegant figures from the 1920s, this shape existed well before then. champagne, Glass, saucer, flute, celebration, bubbles, fizz, Lobmeyr
Like a Patchwork of Light Murano, an island located just north of Venice, Italy, in the Laguna Veneta, has been a glass-making center since the late 13th century. This cheerfully colorful pezzato (dappled) vase was produced by the Venini Glassworks of Murano. Founded by Paulo Venini in 1925, the firm retained the great technical traditions of Venetian glass-working methods while developing a new aesthetic, and has been credited with reviving Venetian glass design in the 20th century. Glass, Venini, Fulvio Bianconi, Murano, Venice, Italy, pezzato
A Deeper Dive: Design Miami/ Tour Highlights The guided tours I led through Design Miami/ sought to help visitors navigate the fair by taking a deep dive into the content, illuminating themes and historical continuity in the contemporary work. What follow are five highlights from the tour, representing a range of themes I found throughout the work on display – nature, materials, process, and play. Design Miami/, contemporary design, Lonneke Gordjin & Ralph Nauta, Nendo, Lasvit, Studio Glithero, Snarkitecture, Sylvain Willenz, CIRVA, Glass, process, nature, Carpenters Workshop Gallery, Galerie VIVID, Volume Gallery, Victor Hunt	, , , ,
Zed The German wallpaper company Rasch, founded in 1897, produced the original Bauhaus wallpapers in 1929. For their 1992 Zeitwande collection, Rasch commissioned eleven different designs from nine internationally-recognized designers, including Memphis Group designers Ettore Sottsass, Nathalie du Pasquier, and Alessandro Mendini, and Czech architect and designer, Bořek Šipek. Glass, bead, vinyl, applique, wall coverings, wallpaper, Rasch, Bořek Šipek, Czech
2500° F: The Art and Technique of Modern Glass 20th century, Glass, glass blowing, glassmaking, glassware, Steuben, Corning, Orrefors, georg jensen
All That Glisters: Thirty Centuries of Golden Deception gold, gilding, decorative objects, textiles, ceramics, metalwork, costume, jewelry, Glass, leatherwork, needlework, wallpaper
The Four Continents: From the Collection of James Hazen Hyde ceramics, drawings, Glass, metalwork, textiles, permanent collection, James Hazen Hyde
Glass in the Collection of the Cooper-Hewitt Museum Publication design: Heidi Humphrey Glass, decorative arts, permanent collection, ch:exhibition=35350475