Downing those umpteen shots of Vodka or Tequila, you may tipple over my friend, but these Cordial Glasses won’t topple! Tipple-Topple; get it? Tip-less Cordial Glasses are clever coz they got an indent at their bottom that fit snugly into the bobs in their ceramic tray. Six glasses to a tray that won’t tip, but if you drop ‘em, they do go crash!
Designer: Scott Denison
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a really good design, hope its not been done b4. i like this.!
it’s a really good copy of STARK’s LUX series…
yes correct,just had a look, i retract my comment.
DESIGNERS DO YOUR RESEARCH..!
Sorry you were disappointed, but I must defend this design.
Though I’ve never seen the Lux series before today, it’s hardly a copy. And if I had seen it before I would still have submitted it. Every time a designer applies an elegant nuance to an existing artifact, whether it’s a tea kettle, a watch, a coffee cup or a car it’s still a new design — even though these things are not new ideas. There’s a million ways to look at anything. That’s the beauty of design.
Ugh… Spare me guys, the design isn’t a copy whatsoever. It may borrow the idea, but it totally applies it differently, so gimme a break. I like it, good work. And I totally agree with what your saying. It’s next to impossible to be 100% original anymore anyway, the least you can do is learn from others and try to make things your own.
This design does have the advantage of having a base with a more regular shape. I think it’s more to benefit the waiter than the patron.
Starck’s design pretty much requires you to stick the glass onto its nub every time you put it down.
And also feels like you’re drinking out of a baby beaker.
In terms of aesthetics, this design takes the cake. It feels like a glass, looks like a vase…and guess what? It would actually look presentable in a formal setting, a feature that Starck’s LUX products seriously lack.
Great product, great idea (regardless of the origins), and I agree. That is the beauty of design.
Form beyond Function, though this has both.
so good design.
this is amazing desing.
simple yet practical.
loved it !!
In truth, immediately i didn’t understand the essence. But after re-reading all at once became clear.