Glass Artist: Annie Morhauser
August 27, 2009 by Cyndi Lavin
Filed under Home & Living
Annie Morhauser is the founder and artist behind Annieglass, a leader in producing luxury, handcrafted glassware. She creates “art for the table,” and is honored to have pieces included in the Smithsonian American Art Museum. Annie sticks with a timeless elegant style, and her pieces are very durable, distinguishing them from many handmade glass pieces.
Greenieglass Votives
Launched this year, this is the very first “green” collection from Annieglass, made from 100% recycled glass and gold. Made through an innovative glass recycling process, the salvaged scrap glass is stacked and heated to very high temperatures, creating an alabaster type of glass with …read more
Eco-Friendly Glassware from YAVA Glass
July 19, 2009 by Michelle Smith
Filed under Recipes
YAVA Glass was a featured shop at Etsy this weekend. They offer eco-friendly glassware. “YAVA G l a s s specializes in taking recycled beverage bottles with screen-printed labels and converting them into decorative glassware.”
Here are some examples of what YAVA has available…
Recycled Rolling Rock Beer Bottle Coasters
Set of 4 for $30
These coasters are made from “kiln-fired” bottles. They measure 3.5 inches by 3.5 inches.
Recycled Bubble Up Soda Bottle Glasses
Set of 4 for $28
Set of bottle glasses measure 4.5 inches tall and can hold up 8 ounces of beverage.
More glasses, coasters, and spoonrests available in other recycled bottle styles including …read more
Light-Up Glasses
June 30, 2009 by Dexie Wharton
Filed under Recipes
Light-Up glasswares, how interesting. It almost feels like the 80’s. I guess if you’re in a dark place, as long as you can see where your drink is, all will be fine, .
A set of 4 for Light-Up Margarita, Martini, and wine glasses are $29.99 each set. The glasses are plastic with 3 different LCD lights with the capabilities of shifting through 3 different glowing modes. They’re washable and reusable.
(Images : After 5)
Animal heads
June 29, 2009 by Cyndi Lavin
Filed under Recipes
On your decanters instead of on the walls. If you’ve got a hankering for all things masculine, perhaps a library/reading room/office that needs a classic touch, here are some Animal Head Decanters that might suit. Pewter heads and bases, there are also matching ice buckets and glasses.
Image: Arteitalica.com
Spring Glassware
May 31, 2009 by Dexie Wharton
Filed under Recipes
Whenever the season changes, from Winter to Spring/Summer, I make an inventory of our glasses and always remind myself to get some new glasses. I like to match my tableware with the season. Kinda like this set of Spring Glassware.
Aren’t they cute? The different pastel color of the insect silhouettes on the glass are very refreshing. The spring design makes beating the heat that more enjoyable.
The silhouettes were applied by sandblasting and then colored in thesanded area. A set of 6 is $70 for non MoMA member,s and $63 for MoMA members.
(Image : MoMA)
Candy striped tumblers
May 20, 2009 by Cyndi Lavin
Filed under Recipes
Beautiful candy stripes swirl seductively around these tumbler sets. Laura Kramer of LBK Studio presents “functional, interesting, and innovative objects that celebrate the everyday.” These candy striped glasses come in a set of four, and are available in the warm colors shown here, cool greens and blues, and striking black.
Image: LBK Studio
Geek beer glasses
May 19, 2009 by Cyndi Lavin
Filed under Recipes
And I mean “Geek” with ALL due respect! I love this glass, and I think I want to get a set of these beer glasses for someone I love very very much
Think Geek has the funniest write-up on these glasses too. They claim that the size and shape is indicative of a Weizen, or wheat beer glass. There’s a special warning attached too:
If you put the rice water that is Budweiser or Miller Lite into this glass, we cannot be held liable for your health care costs when you are overcome by an angry army of beer-pouring robots.
Image: …read more
Forest series glassware
May 15, 2009 by Cyndi Lavin
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This gorgeous collection of glasses is designed to reflect the grace and harmony of a forest. Despite the differences in appearance, they all hold the same volume. The Forest series, designed by Hasan Demir Obuz for Ilio. At the moment, they seem to be sold only in Europe. Be on the lookout!
Image: Ilio.eu
Write-On Glassware
April 25, 2009 by Cyndi Lavin
Filed under Recipes
I don’t generally wake up until I’m a couple of miles gone on the treadmill or elliptical. All of a sudden it’s like, “OH! I’m awake and I’m doing stuff! Cool!” Usually I can’t even remember how I got there.
For other people, their wake up ritual involves coffee or tea. Now, with Fred Flare’s Write-On mugs, you can start to plan your day just as soon as your brain cells begin to activate!
Feed the cat, take out the trash, mow the lawn; there are so many things to remember and now you can take your …read more




