During their second year at the Design Academy Eindhoven, students Florence Louisy and Léo Schlumberger created the Alliance Glassware collection. The series is intended to cajole users into drinking a glass of water with each alcohol beverage they imbibe.
Each pair of glasses are hand-blown, featuring shapes that resemble conventional wine and cocktail glasses, minus the stem. The smaller of the two glasses fits into its larger counterpart, allowing both glasses to be poured and used as a single serving. The intention is that for each glass of alcohol, the user will also have a glass of water, avoiding over-consumption.
The designers explain that the collection will improve the situation in a natural way, linking hydration with boozing.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Hydration-encouraging Glassware
- Opportunity for creating innovative glassware designs that promote responsible drinking by linking hydration with alcohol consumption.
Sectors Adopting This
- Hospitality
- Potential for bars and restaurants to offer unique glassware options that encourage customers to drink water along with alcohol, promoting responsible drinking.
- Product Design
- Designers can explore the creation of innovative glassware collections that promote healthier drinking habits by linking hydration and alcohol consumption.
- Health and Wellness
- Opportunity for the health and wellness industry to incorporate hydration-encouraging glassware into their services and offerings to promote responsible drinking habits.
