Canova Hand-Blown Murano Glass Tumbler

Canova Hand-Blown Murano Glass TumblerMurano studio NasonMoretti has been creating beautiful glassware for almost a century. The Canova utilises filigrana a technique dating back to the 16th century in which fine glass rods are superimposed, intertwined and fused before being blown into shape. A one of a kind piece.

The seamless architecture of this 1960s-era

pairing well with Revolution of Forms’ placemats in complementary tones

The meticulous craftwork and hand-finishing give them an alluring texture

These highball glasses show the striking results

the Ovale wine glass spotlights an organic

refillable glass container

William Asprey founded William & Son in Mayfair

The brown ‘urushi’ lacquer has a glass-like appearance that draws the eye from tables and breakfast trays

this forest-green porcelain cake stand – handmade by artisans in Bulgaria with a distinctive

Egyptian Jasmine and white musk) created in Grasse

black and ivory block pattern on this cotton placemat instantly livens the dinner table

Feldspar calls it an “object for life”