Surely people would seem undecided whether to drink or not, if they’re using a weird carafe like this one. Designed by Liviana Osti, the piece is composed of two carafes nestled in the form of a human heart. Once filled with red wine, it will look more like real heart, so weird!
In China, the bride and groom are expected to drink “cross-cupped wine” from one another’s glasses on their wedding parties, and that indicates they’ll then remain a devoted couple to the end of their lives. Possibly inspired by that tradition from the East, designer Camilla Fucili has come up with this Cin Cin Glasses that allows two people to drink from different directions. But as the two glasses are connected to each other, people who are using them will therefore be brought closer to each other too.
iPhone? Of course they are, however they’re not real cellphones but iPhone-shaped flasks. Its power switch is actually the flask cap, and it would let out wine when switched on. [Read the rest of this entry...]
The animal wine stoppers? What a strange idea! But admittedly it is great too. Any animals here love drinking and they’re sticking their noses into the bottles to enjoy the wine. I just wish they wouldn’t be drunk so that they could successfully get out of the bottles. [Read the rest of this entry...]
Old wine bottles now have their new brighter future, and soon you’ll find them back with the same function as wine cups. After cutting, polishing and other processes, old wine bottles then turn into lovely cups with beautiful decorative patterns, making them still popular at home and in the bars. [Read the rest of this entry...]
One more reason for you to unscrew the cap of a wine bottle is that the Frenchmen Wine Head is so cute that you may want to pop it on at once. It serves as both a wine pourer and a wine stopper, and also ensures a good start of any conversations in the party. Cool! [Read the rest of this entry...]
Aesthetically shaped and fabricated, the transparent Skybar is an innovative accessory specially made for wine bottles. It keeps wine at optimal serving temperature, illuminates the bottle for convenient reaching in the dark and adds more beauty to wine bottles as well. [Read the rest of this entry...]
Similar to the wine sets designed by A/R Studio, the WineOmeter Glass also aims to warn you not to drink too much if you’d like to live a healthy and happy life. [Read the rest of this entry...]
With the wine rack designs pushing towards “magic”, we’ve met many bottle holders that feature a single bar to keep balance, like the Magic Floating Bottle and the Le Arc Wine holder. Now there’s a new member in that league- the Golf Club Balancing Wine Bottle Holder. Let us welcome it! [Read the rest of this entry...]
Doing away with those ugly arms found on the top parts of traditional cork stoppers, the Wine & Bar series designed by Aurélien Barbry for Normann Copenhagen include stoppers in three shapes as well as a cork with pouring spout for repeated use. But more importantly, the new series offers elegant and decorative stoppers for wine bottles, and the designer has also found “new shapes and expressions to give new life to the object.” So how do you like them? [Read the rest of this entry...]
As the name implies, the silicone bottle caps are created to keep the beer fresh after the bottles are opened. And also, they can serve as a bottle marker/identifier. [Read the rest of this entry...]
Say goodbye to those monotonous parties, ladies! Now you have the Wine Rack Flask Bra! Designed with dual purposes, the bizarre undergarment is also a portable drinking device that can turn A cups into Ds. Even if you’ve sobered all the wine up, you can still retain a sexy look by blowing into the tube. So the Wine Rack Flask Bra can make you women always tipsy and busty on the budget. You’ll love them! [Read the rest of this entry...]
I bet you’ll love the perfect concept behind the Bottoms Up Shot Glass: drink up, drunk down. Simply flip the glass over, you’ll find the word ‘drink’ change into another word ‘drunk’. The magic glass is mainly based on a calligraphic design—ambigram, which makes one word to be read as more words from different angles. [Read the rest of this entry...]
Since every year over 87,000 fights in Britain are caused by drinking, the local designers have been committed to developing a new range of glasses that are more difficult to smash. At present, two prototypes have been finished: the Twin Wall and the Glass Plus. Announced by their creator DesignBridge, the first prototype is inspired by car windscreens and is made by using resin to stick two thin walled glasses together. As for the second design, it features a thin film of bio-resin coated inside the glass. Experiments showed that neither of the two kinds of glasses will be broken into sharp fragments when dropped onto the floor. Therefore, they will reduce the injuries caused by bar fights. [Read the rest of this entry...]
Change happens all the time and nothing stays the same for long. Maybe that’s also a key principle to designers, and they’ve come up with a unique set of glasses as shown here. Seemingly like two or three glasses are laid on top of each other, it’s actually just one glass. If you’re looking for something creative and distinctive, we’d like to strongly recommend the innovative collection of glasses and bowls to you. [Read the rest of this entry...]
