As beautiful as glassware can be in its translucent simplicity, Vitreluxe Glass Works shows that it can be just as stunning with dizzying patterns and atypical shapes. More appreciative art than practical vase, I would almost be afraid to use them.
Designed by Lynn Read, Vitreluxe Glass Works is based in Portland. His work ranges from simple housewares to more intricate designs, priced anywhere from $14 to $1000 respectively (the latter of which can be found in art museums and galleries).
Dizzyingly Patterened Glassware
Bauhaus-Inspired Vitreluxe Glass Works by Lynn Read
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