Glass Is Tomorrow

TLmag Silver Edition & Silver Guide 2016 marks the magazine’s silver jubilee and the 25th edition of the Biennale Interieur in Kortrijk. TLmag’s ‘diamond cut’… Read more

Glass has long symbolized contrasting properties such as transparency, solidity, and fragility, which makes it both a compelling raw material for designers and a fitting… Read more

Czech glass company Verreum produces contemporary silvered glass pieces by designers such as Sebastian Herkner, Karim Rashid and Arik Levy.

For Czech designer Lucie Koldová, working on glass derives from combination of fragility, brilliance and firmness of the material.

Copenhagen-based designer Cecilie Manz focuses on designing for home – furniture, lamps, tableware and glass.

After decades of lying on the shores of Murano islands, surplus glass blocks are sculpted as marble by designer Carlo Brandelli. RCM Galerie in Paris until 6 Feb 2016.

Danish glass artist Tora Urup’s work questions conventional understanding of how material reacts.

Awarded designer Philipp Weber’s trumpet-inspired glassblowing pipe allows creating multi-chamber glass vases.

The Finnish homeware house Iittala is known for everyday objects that are beautiful, modern and functional.

Submerged in the transformative movement of ice, water or that of sand into molten glass, renowned artist Jeff Zimmerman debuts a new series of function… Read more

Heart of Glass workshops at ECAL University of Art and Design Lausanne provide a hub for experimenting with glass processes and moulds.

Glass collection of Nationalmuseum in Stockholm, Sweden, consists of 3.500 glass works. Curator Anders Bengtsson talks about the collection and contemporary Swedish glass.