<n>Computer</n>, a <n>retro-futuristic</n> concept design.

A portrait of model <n>OkO</n> from the series <n>Phantasmagoria</n>. Photo by <n>Xiangyu Liu</n>.

<n>Caroline Knudsen</n> for <n>Vogue Paris</n>, May 2021. Photo by <n>Charles Negre</n>.

Nordic Hand-blown Candy Color Glass, Ins Creative Colorful Wine Glass Set, Color Contrast Goblet

<n>Bubbles and Bottles</n> decorative glass set by <n>Pols Potten</n>.

Bubbles & Bottles Chic Mix set 4 by Pols Potten

"<n>Now and Zen 1</n>" (1999) by photographer <n>Herb Ritts</n>.

<n>Constanze Saemann</n> in <n>FAITHFULL</n> on the Île de Ré.

A pyramid of <n>Mamo cocktail glasses</n>. Photo courtesy of <n>Coming Soon</n>.

A contemporary interpretation of the classic French champagne glass that is more decadent and versatile than a flute. Its shape was designed to capture the bubbly character of sparkling wines, icy cold martinis, inventive ice cream sundaes, and more. Available in 8 colors, sold individually. Sets available separately. 

Coco Coupe

A minimalist design concept for the <n>eKiro television</n>.

Publication design by <n>SAROK</n> for the <n>Future's Fold</n> exhibition, featuring artists <n>Kim Yu-kyung</n> and <n>Kim Yi-hwa</n>.

A look from the <n>ERL</n> <n>Fall/Winter 2023</n> collection by <n>Eli Russell Linnetz</n>.

<n>McHangtags</n> for <n>McDonald's Österreich</n> designed by <n>POLEIT</n>.

Glassware from the <n>Margot Collection</n> by designer <n>Felicia Ferrone</n> for her studio <n>fferrone</n>.

<n>Versace</n> Fall/Winter 1995 campaign featuring <n>Shalom Harlow</n> and <n>Amber Valletta</n>, shot by <n>Richard Avedon</n>.

Photo by <n>Mélanie Lyon</n> and <n>Ramon Escobosa</n> with hair by <n>Olivier Schawalder</n> for <n>REVUE MAGAZINE</n>.

The self-published book <n>Sea</n> by artist <n>Maisie Leonard</n>.

A film still from <n>Suzaku</n> (1997), directed by <n>Naomi Kawase</n>.

<n>Saint Heron</n>'s <n>Handblown Glassware 001</n> designed by <n>Solange Knowles</n>. Photo by <n>Adrianna Glaviano</n>.

Image post-production by <n>Hempstead May</n> for client <n>Bottega Veneta</n>.

Cover of <n>Anthony Rother</n>'s 2000 album <n>Simulationszeitalter</n>. Artwork by Rother and <n>Heiko Laux</n>.