Glass Is Tomorrow

London-based design studio Raw-Edges experimented with glass to create a touch-worthy experience for Japanese manufacturer AGC
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Istanbul’s Demirden Design joins True-Treu, a Turkish collective, for an exhibition titled Synesthesia: Unexpected Sensations and Stories of Migration
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TLmag spoke with MusVerre director Aude Cordonnier and artistic director Anne Vanlatum to find out more about the glasswork museum.

Living between the US, Singapore and Switzerland, designer Ini Archibong discussed with TLmag how glass, colour and culture have become essential to his work.

Adriano Berengo continues his legacy of introducing contemporary artists to Murano glass at the 57th Venice Biennale.

Collaborating with Glas Italia, Tokujin Yoshioka’s exhibition at the new Issey Miyake store was just as awesome as innovative as his pavilion for LG.

Innovative lighting for WonderGlass by Marcel Wanders, Nao Tamura and Hideki Yoshimoto are inspired by Japanese tradition and nature.

Lausanne’s mudac is hosting Dutch designer Aldo Bakker’s first exhibition in Switzerland, and calling for participants in a unique Domaine de Boisbuchet glass workshop.

TLmag spoke to Adrien Rovero about the silver qualities of his new Layered Mirror showing at Spazio Nobile until February 19.

A new collection of confectionary-themed work by Vincent Breed uses the qualities of glass to emphasise the nature of sweetness.

TLmag spoke to Christian Wassmann about the Dodecahedron chandelier’s ethereal qualities, on show at Spazio Nobile until February 19.

TLmag spoke to Glenn Sestig about his Pleasure Dome Supernova developed for Spazio Nobile, in collaboration with Lasvit and Van Den Weghe.