Set of 4 Douro Wine Glasses
Sale price£22.50
Regular price£45.00
Minto Rattan Ice Bucket - White
Sale price£70.00
Set of 2 Cinco Cocktail Glasses
Sale price£25.00
Set of 4 Douro Champagne Glasses
Sale price£45.00
Set of 2 Cinco Martini Glasses
Sale price£36.00
Set of 4 Tejo Cocktail Glasses
Sale price£45.00
Set of 4 Tejo Wine Glasses
Sale price£45.00
Set of 4 Douro Glass Tumblers
Sale price£40.00
Set of 4 Tejo Champagne Flutes
Sale price£45.00
Set of 4 Tejo Highball Glass Tumblers
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Minto Rattan Ice Bucket - Antique Brown
Sale price£70.00
Cinco Champagne Flutes Set of 2
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Collection Guide
Clarity, Colour and Celebration
01 A Calm, Collected Setting
Consider glassware in relation to the whole interior, beginning with how the space should feel. In everyday meals, weekend lunches and relaxed entertaining, these glassware can make the table feel generous and considered without becoming formal, and still leave the room easy and lived-in. When placing glassware, read the room from its entrance and in natural light; the strongest choice either connects existing materials or supplies a deliberate contrast. For a Layered Lounge interior, mix one distinctive glass profile with quieter stoneware and simple table linen. For glassware, a palette of soft olive, limestone, warm white, rattan and clear glass brings continuity without making the room feel overly coordinated. Subtle shifts in tone, texture and height allow glassware to feel collected rather than installed all at once. Let glassware answer a real need first; its material and silhouette can then provide the finishing character.
02 Quality in Every Detail
Material honesty, sound construction and appropriate use are the clearest tests for glassware. Pay attention to proportion, rim, bowl shape and the way the glass feels balanced in the hand rather than relying on general language about luxury. At the heart of the construction is clear, coloured and textured glass as specified for each design. Where glassware uses natural material, expect grain, veining, tone or texture to vary; crafted finishes may also carry subtle differences that uniform production would erase. Longevity begins when glassware is correctly scaled and genuinely useful, not simply attractive in a styled image. For glassware, care matters too: check product-specific guidance for dishwasher, microwave, oven and food-contact suitability rather than assuming the same care for every material. For glassware, the individual product page is the authority on construction, origin, finish and care; use those details to make the final comparison. Well-chosen glassware lasts in the home through usefulness, credible construction and material character that does not depend on a passing trend.
03 How to Make It Yours
To choose glassware, choose the shape around the drinks you serve, then check capacity, dimensions and dishwasher guidance. The useful distinction between one glassware design and another is therefore fit: the right material, proportion and care requirement for the intended place. For glassware, for colour, begin with the room’s undertone and use soft olive, limestone, warm white, rattan and clear glass with enough freedom for natural variation. Styling is strongest when you mix one distinctive glass profile with quieter stoneware and simple table linen. To complete the setting, consider dinnerware, cutlery, serving pieces and rattan coasters, so one material connects while another lightens the composition. Before ordering glassware, check measurements and care notes, then imagine the design both at arm’s length and from the room’s main viewpoint. Continue into the related collections to develop glassware into a coherent room or table, adding only the layers that serve a purpose.
























