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'Float' coffeeware (set of two)
DesignerStephanie ForsytheTodd MacAllen
Manufacturer/Maker/Editormolo
OriginCanada
Year2001
Design Museum SectionCanadian Design IconsDesigned by ArchitectsDesign in Glass
Categories
UsageResidential
Designheroes ID402306
Brandmolo
HeadquarterVancouver, BC, Canada
Brand TypeFamily-owned and operated
MaterialsGlass
Availabilityin stock
Conditionnew
Production MethodHandmade
Product OriginCzech Republic
Rarityopen edition
Pricefrom 175 EUR
'Float' coffeeware (set of two)

Designed to celebrate everyday rituals, float glassware is a charming addition to a morning routine or an afternoon coffee break. Handblown from borosilicate glass for resistance to thermal shock, each piece is readily used for beverages straight from the freezer or kettle.

The various sizes accommodate a range of tastes and styles, from the solitary espresso drinker to those that delight in a frothy cappuccino. The simple forms reveal and express each layer of a well-made café. Foam, steamed milk, crema, and coffee catch light and are seen in their full intensity, increasing the sensory beauty of a daily experience. The suspended bowl design allows for warming one’s hands on the upper portion or holding by the bottom half to avoid the heat.

Each piece of float glassware is crafted by master glassblowers in the Czech Republic.

product dimensions:
espresso glasses · 68 mm tall x 44 mm diameter (2.7″ tall x 1.7″ Ø)
coffee / cappuccino glasses · 80 mm tall x 80 mm diameter (3.2″ tall x 3.2″ Ø)
cappuccino / latte glasses · 115 mm tall x 95 mm diameter (4.5″ tall x 3.8″ Ø)
latte bowl · 95 mm tall x 110 mm diameter (3.8″ tall x 4.3″ Ø)

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Object'Float' coffeeware (set of two)
DesignerStephanie ForsytheTodd MacAllen
Manufacturer/Maker/Editormolo
OriginCanada
Year2001
Design Museum SectionCanadian Design IconsDesigned by ArchitectsDesign in Glass
Categories
UsageResidential
Designheroes ID402306
Brandmolo
HeadquarterVancouver, BC, Canada
Brand TypeFamily-owned and operated
MaterialsGlass
Availabilityin stock
Conditionnew
Production MethodHandmade
Product OriginCzech Republic
Rarityopen edition
Pricefrom 175 EUR
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