Playful handmade glassware with colorful, sculptural forms
Sophie Lou Jacobsen creates objects that enhance everyday rituals through form and function, believing that household items should be imbued with poetry and delight. Her work draws from classic Venetian glassmaking techniques and the fazzoletto (handkerchief) style, transforming mundane objects into playful, floral-inspired pieces that elevate the user experience.
Signature$195
An undulating borosilicate glass pitcher with a wave-like form, perfect for water, juice, or displaying flowers.
Signature$60
The studio's original calling card - gently waving borosilicate cups that are equal parts playful and practical.
Signature$150
Classic bistro-inspired stemware that gently blooms at the brim to facilitate the release of aromas.
Signature$150
Wide-brimmed champagne coupes inspired by the fanning shape of a Cosmo flower, ideal for sparkling wine.
$150
Delicate champagne flutes whose curvature recalls the pendulous blooms of an Angel's Trumpet flower.
$105
Hand-made soda-lime glass plates with soft curves inspired by singular petals, each with unique irregularities.
$50
Playful glass bowls designed for salt or sugar, adding whimsy to everyday kitchen rituals.
🇩🇰 DK · $$
Raawii creates design with attitude, blending early 20th-century Cubism with Scandinavian simplicity. Founded on principles of 'modernism with heart,' the brand produces well-proportioned objects that challenge the status quo of design through curiosity, aiming to create enduring pieces with functional purpose and emotional resonance.
🇺🇸 US · $30-$150
East Fork creates contemporary ceramic dinnerware rooted in traditional pottery training, designed by potters who apprenticed on the wheel. Their forms embody warmth, utility, and timeless craftsmanship, with each piece hand-trimmed, dipped, and fired in Asheville, NC using regional materials from the American Southeast.
🇩🇰 DK · $50-$1,000+
Georg Jensen represents over a century of Scandinavian design excellence, rooted in the belief that everyday objects should be both functional and beautiful. Founded by master silversmith Georg Jensen in 1904, the company combines organic, nature-inspired forms with exceptional craftsmanship. Their design language emphasizes soft, sculptural curves that transcend trends while maintaining a deep connection to natural motifs like berries, leaves, and flowing water.
🇺🇸 US · $$$$
Process-driven design informed by materials and critical exploration through sketching and prototyping. Their design language is grounded in a combination of handcraft, digital technologies, and industrial tooling. An outsized output from a minimal footprint.
🇺🇸 US · $200-$3,000
Schoolhouse creates modern heirlooms by reimagining heritage forms through thoughtful design and honest materials. Founded on the discovery of vintage cast-iron glass shade molds, the brand honors traditional manufacturing while crafting pieces meant to be used, enjoyed, and passed down for generations.
🇩🇰 DK · $200-$4,000
Ferm Living embodies contemporary Scandinavian design that celebrates life's contrasts. Founded on authentic Danish design principles and clear functionality, creating pieces with avant-garde shapes, striking patterns, and organic forms.