Umbra 'Frosine' Collection of Sandblasted Vessels
Elsa Blaine — March 22, 2009 — Eco
If you recognize the shape of any of these new Umbra wine glasses, you’re spot on. Designer Michelle Ivankovic has come up with Frosine, a brilliant yet foggy line of goblets.
According to Apartment Therapy, these wine glasses are previously enjoyed vintage glassware pieces that have been sandblasted to give the ultra-chic frosted effect of the collection.
The glasses are sold in hand selected sets of four varying from 6” to 10” high. Each set costs $62.50 Canadian from the Umbra web store.
According to Apartment Therapy, these wine glasses are previously enjoyed vintage glassware pieces that have been sandblasted to give the ultra-chic frosted effect of the collection.
The glasses are sold in hand selected sets of four varying from 6” to 10” high. Each set costs $62.50 Canadian from the Umbra web store.
Trend Themes
1. Recycled Glassware - The trend of using recycled glassware offers opportunities for innovative designs and eco-friendly products.
2. Frosted Glass - The growing popularity of frosted glassware opens up possibilities for unique and stylish products in the tabletop industry.
3. Vintage Revival - The resurgence of vintage glassware presents opportunities for businesses to tap into nostalgia and create retro-inspired collections.
Industry Implications
1. Eco-friendly Products - The eco-friendly products industry can benefit from incorporating recycled glassware designs and materials to meet consumer demand for sustainability.
2. Tabletop and Drinkware - The tabletop and drinkware industry can capitalize on the popularity of frosted glassware by offering innovative designs that cater to the modern consumer's aesthetic preferences.
3. Home Décor and Vintage Collectibles - The home décor and vintage collectibles industry can leverage the vintage glassware trend by curating and selling unique, sandblasted pieces that appeal to nostalgic consumers.
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