Impress your date or guests with these decanter designs that take their inspiration from birds. The striking beautiful collection is by the generations-old family glassware-makers Riedel. The leaded crystal vessels feature aerodynamic lines and dramatic dimensions and are designed by Maximillian Riedel (the man behind the stemless revolution) and his father Georg and handmade by artisans in their Austrian factory.
The Swan (above, right) and Paloma (above, left) designs feature sloping tails that double as handles and a curved neck serves as a drip-free spout. The Flamingo (below, left) follows traditional wine bottle design: A deep indent in the bottom for the thumb provides stability with which to pour wine out of the nearly two-foot tall decanter. Each piece holds a bottle of wine and all are limited in quantity.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Bird-inspired Designs
- Opportunity to incorporate nature-inspired aesthetics into various product designs.
- Aerodynamic Vessels
- Opportunity to create functional and visually appealing products with aerodynamic features.
- Limited Edition Products
- Opportunity to create exclusive and highly sought-after products with limited availability.
Sectors Adopting This
- Glassware Industry
- Opportunity for glassware companies to innovate and differentiate with unique designs.
- Wine Industry
- Opportunity for wine brands to collaborate with designers and create innovative wine accessories.
- Luxury Goods Industry
- Opportunity to cater to affluent consumers by offering exclusive and high-end limited edition products.
