This half finished collection of cocktail glasses is cleverly designed to keep party guests drinking. Designer Joe Doucet is responsible for these fantastic glasses that are made missing pieces (on purpose.) These cocktail glasses have no stems, which removes the possibility of setting down your drink.
This collection, which Doucet has named Baccic, features wine glasses, martini glasses and champagne flutes. As you can see in the pictures above, these stunning glasses don't do well when they're set down, so the only option is to keep your drink in hand.
These cocktail glasses are perfect for times when you really want to get the party started. It's hard to slowly sip a drink that can't leave your hand.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Cleverly Inconvenient Glassware
- Opportunity for designers to create innovative glassware that encourages continuous drinking and social interaction.
- Functional Design
- Designers can explore ways to incorporate functionality into everyday objects, like cocktail glasses that require constant holding.
- Enhanced Drinking Experience
- Creating unique and interactive drinking vessels that challenge traditional conventions and provide a memorable experience for consumers.
Sectors Adopting This
- Hospitality
- Restaurants, bars, and event venues can benefit from offering novelty glassware that promotes socializing and increased drink consumption.
- Product Design
- Designers and manufacturers can explore new concepts and materials for unconventional glassware designs that facilitate a more engaging drinking experience.
- Luxury Goods
- Expensive and exclusive glassware brands can leverage this trend to create highly sought-after, limited-edition collections that appeal to affluent consumers seeking unique and entertaining drinking experiences.
