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Families of handmade glassware, vases, home décor and tableware, each with its own design language. From Moderne to Moya, Borough to Boris, find the collection that belongs in your space.

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  • A bottle of sparkling wine labeled Joséphine stands behind two filled wine glasses on a reflective surface, with a small bowl of olives nearby.

    Moderne

    Moderne is a collection of contemporary drinkware defined by striking cylindrical forms and crisp linear silhouettes - a confident, restrained reading of the modern wine and spirit glass. The collection draws on the Vienna Moderne movement of the early twentieth century, whose Viennese designers and architects produced some of the most influential restrained modernism in European decorative arts.

  • A sunlit table set with bread, cheese, radishes, a cocktail, green glasses, olives, and fruit on a light tablecloth, creating a casual, inviting meal scene.

    Sea Glass

    The Sea Glass Collection is made from recycled glass, speckled throughout with coloured glass chips that echo the fragments of weathered glass found on beaches. Each piece is mouth-blown by skilled European artisans, using recycled raw material to produce a unique, mottled surface pattern that varies from item to item. The range spans tumblers, jugs, vases, lanterns and serving pieces.

  • A wooden coffee table with wine glasses, a wine bottle, decanter, crackers, dip, olives, pistachios, and a sofa and chair in a cozy, modern living room setting.

    Borough

    Borough is a wide-ranging drinkware collection for wine, beer and cocktails, inspired by the relaxed feel of the neighbourhood bar. Tall finely-drawn stems, weighted base tumblers and clean silhouettes run across the range. Made from lead-free crystalline glass and dishwasher safe, it is designed for hosts who entertain often and informally.

  • Several empty glass cups of different shapes are arranged on a wooden table, with a few bottles of beer and one bottle of cider in the background, near a window with diffused daylight.

    Gio

    Gio is a contemporary collection of versatile, stackable drinkware defined by clean lines and utilitarian shapes that nest neatly on the shelf. Spanning tumblers, highballs, wine glasses, flutes and a carafe, it is dishwasher safe and built for the practical realities of an active modern kitchen.

  • Open wooden shelves display glassware, two covered cake stands, stacked white plates, an orange pitcher, and a small vase holding a white flower.

    Gems

    Gems is a comprehensive collection of drinkware and decorative objects finished in tonal palettes drawn from polished gemstones - sapphire blues, garnet reds, jade greens and warm ambers. Each piece carries a fluted surface and is hand-painted with iridescent lustres that catch and refract light, fired at high temperature to set the colour permanently into the glass.

  • A wooden coffee table with a decanter, glasses of amber liquid, a lit candle, books, and a small decorative item, in front of a beige sofa near a window.

    Bar

    Bar is a comprehensive collection of classic mouth-blown glasses and serving pieces, spanning beer, wine, cocktails, champagne and spirits. Each piece is mouth-blown by skilled glassblowers, with weighty bases and fire-polished rims. It is the collection for the home bar built properly and meant to last.

  • Two glasses of sparkling wine and a plate of oysters with lemon wedges on ice are set on a white marble table with sunlight streaming in, alongside a fork and knife on a napkin.

    Metropolitan

    Metropolitan is a collection of contemporary wine drinkware inspired by the cosmopolitan culture of urban living. Angular bowls, fine rims and tall stems give each glass a confident modern silhouette. Made from lead-free crystalline glass and dishwasher safe, for entertaining and relaxed evenings alike.

  • A wine decanter and a glass of red wine sit on black tables, with soft lighting and a neutral background.

    Wine Culture

    Wine Culture is a refined contemporary range of wine stemware - clean silhouettes, taller stems and finer walls shaped to modern tasting proportions. Spanning red and white wine glasses, stemless variants, champagne saucers and flutes, water glasses and carafes, each piece is mouth-blown in Europe by master glassblowers and finished by hand.

  • A textured glass vase holds yellow and green wildflowers on a table. In the background, there is a wooden bowl with assorted fruits and a white envelope lies nearby. Sunlight streams in softly.

    Canopy

    Canopy is a sustainably made glassware collection developed with the Eden Project, centred on hydration, propagation and bringing plants into the home. Every piece is mouth-blown from 100% locally sourced recycled glass, with natural cork components. Spanning self-watering planters, hanging planters, carafes, tumblers, bowls and vases, no two pieces are identical.

  • A modern kitchen counter displays bowls of fresh vegetables, dishes, cutting boards, a brown pitcher, and cups. Open shelves above hold neatly stacked white and navy dishware.

    Collective

    Collective is LSA's most comprehensive contemporary porcelain tableware collection - a broad range built around the idea of dining as a shared experience. Spanning bowls, plates, mugs, serving pieces and cake domes, each piece is made from vitrified porcelain fired twice for strength and translucence. Dishwasher and microwave safe, designed for everyday family life.

  • A modern living room with a beige sofa, neutral throw pillow, and two candles in glass holders on stylish nesting tables. A cabinet and brick fireplace are in the background.

    Lotta

    Lotta is a collection of modern mixed-material designs for serving and decoration, pairing mouth-blown glass with the organic grain of natural ash. The range spans fourteen variants - including a cheese dome, cakestand, lantern, jug and pedestal bowl. The wood is FSC-certified from sustainably managed European forests; the glass rims are melted to a soft, rounded finish.

  • Three glass cake stands with lids display assorted sweets: pink and white cubes on the left, white pieces in the center, and green-topped pastries on the right, all set on a wooden tray in sunlight.

    Gio Line

    Gio Line extends the clean utilitarian language of the wider Gio family with a linear textured finish across drinkware, candleware and serving pieces. The vertical pattern runs across tealight holders, carafes, flutes, wine glasses and food storage containers - seventeen variants in total. Paired where relevant with FSC-certified beech and natural cork components.

  • A glass decanter and two whiskey glasses, one empty and one filled, sit on a marble table with a wooden tray near an orange chair and textured rug.

    Boris

    Boris is a hallmark collection of contemporary drinkware and serveware, mouth-blown and hand-finished by master glassblowers. Cylindrical forms are anchored by thick, heavy bases, with fine fire-polished rims throughout. Spanning flutes, cocktail glasses, Nick & Nora, liqueur and shot glasses, tumblers, decanters and a whisky set, the silhouettes are simple, geometric and substantial.

  • A tabletop features various cocktails in elegant glasses, a tall pitcher with ice and herbs, and two bowls filled with green olives, all set against a neutral background.

    Bar Culture

    Bar Culture is a series of modern, intuitive drinkware and serving pieces for the discerning individual who values contemporary design and expert craft. Each piece is mouth-blown by master glassblowers using the highest quality raw materials. The range covers beer, cocktail and liqueur glasses, flutes, an ice bucket, olive bowl, serving jug and a distinctive cigar ashtray.

  • Two clear glass vases sit on a white surface; one vase holds green leafy flowers in water, while the other is empty. A brown tray with a pen rests next to the vases.

    Flower

    Flower is a comprehensive collection of versatile mouth-blown glass vases in a deliberately wide range of shapes and sizes - built to support every kind of arrangement, from a single bud to an abundant bouquet. The range features thick walls, weighted bases and funnel-shaped or flared necks that draw stems together naturally.

  • A red table with six glasses of orange juice, a lit candle, white bowls of raspberries, blueberries, kumquats, and a tin of lychees. A blue and white blanket is partially visible in the background.

    Paddle

    Paddle is a collection of contemporary mixed-material serveware, pairing hand-finished oak paddles with indents that nestle glasses or dishes securely for serving. The design is inspired by the mountain bars of the Tyrol, where schnapps have traditionally been served on narrow wooden paddles. Each oak paddle is hand-finished by timber specialists, with indents cut to receive specific Vessels.

  • Three tall, narrow glasses filled with bubbly champagne sit on a round white marble table next to a wooden chair with a cushioned seat.

    Moya

    Moya is a long-established LSA wine and drinkware collection defined by fine conical bowls and flared, solid glass stems. Each piece is mouth-blown as one continuous piece of glass by skilled European glassblowers - bowl, narrowed waist and flared stem drawn from a single gathering of molten glass, with no joint between bowl and stem.

  • A round table with a white cloth holds two wine glasses, two carafes, a glass of water, a bowl of nuts, a bowl of olives, and a bowl with lemons, an artichoke, and eggplants.

    Wine

    The Wine Collection is LSA's most comprehensive stemware family - a classical mouth-blown range of glasses, decanters and serving pieces designed to enhance wine, champagne and other drinks. It spans champagne flutes and saucers, tulip and prosecco glasses, wine glasses in multiple profiles, stemless variants, carafes and decanters. Each piece is mouth-blown by skilled glassmakers.

  • A table with a white tablecloth is set with various empty wine glasses, a glass bowl of mixed nuts, and bottles of wine and liquor. Sunlight casts shadows across the scene, and a wooden wall is in the background.

    Savoy

    The Savoy Collection brings a refined, hand-finished quality to champagne and sparkling wine service. Each mouth-blown piece features a fine V-shaped bowl and a hand-drawn stem. The range includes champagne glasses, coupes and serveware - designed to work together as a coordinated celebration set.

  • Six wine glasses, most containing a light-colored drink and a green olive, are arranged on a wooden table. A bowl of yellow lemons and a white candle holder with a green candle are also visible.

    Arc Flow

    Arc Flow extends the award-winning Arc collection into optic stemware - wine glasses, flutes and saucers with a delicate vertical effect that catches the light like falling water. The fine linear texture runs the length of each bowl, amplifying the soft, rounded profile of the original Arc silhouette. Dishwasher safe and designed for repeated use.

  • Two colorful glass jars with wooden lids sit on a shelf next to a bowl of green grapes and a red book titled JACQUES FERRIER. One jar is orange and yellow, the other is green with blue and black stripes.

    Folk

    Folk is a collection of mouth-blown drinkware and decorative pieces decorated with vibrantly coloured stripes drawn from traditional Polish Łowicki fabrics. Coloured solid glass rods are fused into the molten gather and blown into a mould, expanding the stripes into an organic pattern. The range spans a dome on ash base, bowl, container, carafe, tumbler, vase and glass.

  • A marble coffee table with three glass cake stands holding a meringue with berries, muffins, and a bundt cake. A chair and stack of books are in the background.

    Serve

    The Serve Collection is one of LSA's most comprehensive ranges - mouth-blown glass and solid FSC-certified oak combining into platters, bowls, comports, boards and storage vessels for shared dining. Each glass piece is shaped by hand in Europe by skilled artisans. Pieces stack, nest and coordinate, scaled for sharing across casual meals and ambitious dinner parties.

  • A marble kitchen counter displays jars of dry foods, a bowl of lemons, and a small bowl of nuts, with wooden cabinets below and a painting partially visible on the wall.

    Ivalo

    Ivalo is a collection of mixed-material tableware combining mouth-blown glass, hand-knotted leather, sustainably-sourced ash and cork. The range spans thirteen variants - domes on ash bases, ash stands, containers with ash lids, serving trays, and ash boards with hand-knotted leather toggles. Each glass dome has a flame-melted rim and a tactile leather lifting toggle.

  • Three bananas, figs, and red berries in colored glass bowls cast patterned shadows on a light surface.

    Dapple

    Dapple is a collection of mouth-blown drinkware and decorative pieces defined by a fluid, undulating surface texture inspired by dappled light. The texture is formed during blowing into a soft rippled surface that refracts light across the glass. The range spans a bowl, carafe, tumbler, wine glass, vase, tealight holder and bud vase in coloured glass.

  • Three lit candles in textured glass holders sit on a wooden table next to two stacked books and a small dish. A fuzzy cream chair is in the background.

    Beacon

    Beacon is a collection of mixed-material candleholders with a modular design - conical mouth-blown glass forms with a pleated texture, housing a removable steel candleholder at the base. Used together, the glass and steel form a candleholder. Used separately, the textured glass vessel holds flowers, dried stems or simply stands alone as a sculptural object.

  • A beige stepped table displays ten cups: four blue, three brown, and three white, arranged in two rows on each level.

    Arc Contrast

    Arc Contrast brings colour and texture to the award-winning Arc silhouette - a nature-inspired palette meeting tactile finishes on the same rounded, utilitarian form. Translucent and matte surfaces converge halfway up each glass, creating a line where light catches differently above and below. The range spans tumblers, highballs, wine glasses, champagne flutes and cocktail saucers.

  • Five cocktails with olives on a red table, alongside a blue napkin, a small bowl of nuts, and a wooden bowl of avocados, all in warm sunlight.

    Arc

    Arc began with a simple question - how does the shape of a glass change the way it feels in the hand? The answer lies in rounded corners and inverted curves that give this versatile drinkware its utilitarian ease. Winner of a Good Design Award 2023, Arc is dishwasher safe and built for daily use.

  • A white counter with shot glasses, colorful trays, dice, fruit bowls, liquor bottles, playing cards, incense sticks, and a lit candle, creating a festive and playful setup.

    Paddle Pop

    Paddle Pop brings a burst of colour to the mixed-material serveware concept inspired by the wooden paddles of Tyrolean mountain bars. Where the original Paddle range pairs natural oak with clear glass, Paddle Pop introduces bold tonal hues drawn from the Alpine landscape, with a base made from hand-finished European ash and nestled glassware in vibrant colours.

  • A blue table with two tall glass vases, one with black stripes and one with pink flowers, sits next to an open art book and an orange chair in bright sunlight.

    Stripe

    The Stripe Collection brings a graphic, almost textile-like quality to mouth-blown glass. Black and white glass rods are fused into the clear glass gather and then blown into a mould, producing vases that carry a bold vertical stripe running around each piece. The effect is striking - monochrome, structural, unmistakably handmade. No two pieces are identical.

  • Three smoky gray glass goblets sit on a white marble table, with a bowl of snacks and a spoon visible in the background. The scene appears calm and modern.

    Lunar

    Lunar is a modern drinkware collection finished with an iridescent grey lustre applied by hand - inspired by the shifting, reflective quality of light on the surface of the moon. Made from lead-free crystalline glass, each piece is hand-painted with a reflective lustre that catches and returns light in soft, shifting tones.

  • Four glasses of bubbly wine on a marble table, with a bottle, a wooden bowl of cherries, and a plate of crackers. One cherry is on the table. A light wooden chair is partially visible in the background.

    Iridescence

    Iridescence is a modern drinkware collection with fine walls and an angular silhouette, hand-painted with a sheer rainbow lustre that produces a shifting iridescent effect across the glass. The range spans Champagne Flute, Champagne/Cocktail Glass, Tumbler and Wine Glass - each carrying the same angular contemporary shape and the same pearl lustre finish, fired to set permanently.

  • A clear glass vase with leafy branches sits on a white marble table. Next to it is a blue bowl containing a few pieces of fruit. Sunlight casts soft shadows across the table.

    Victoria

    The Victoria Collection is a tribute to the late florist Victoria Taberer-Bond, a long-standing partner of LSA. The mouth-blown vases take their conical shape and wide flat collars from the metal florist's containers Victoria used in her studio, supporting the loose, abundant arrangements she preferred. Made in a rich cased fern green, with scissor-cut hand-finished rims.

  • A lit tealight candle in a glass holder sits on a red book titled MODERN on a black table, with a small dish of matches nearby.

    Lagoon

    Lagoon is a collection of mouth-blown vase/lanterns evocative of the shape of a lagoon - the specific undulating curve of a sheltered coastline, translated into an organic glass form that can be used as a lantern or a vase. The undulating body is created by mouth-blowing into bespoke metal moulds. The rim is cut and polished flat.

  • Two amber glass vases, one with globe-shaped flowers, sit by a window. One vase rests on the floor, the other on a white pedestal. Sunlight streams in, highlighting the modern decor and an outdoor area beyond the glass.

    Sculpt

    The Sculpt Collection translates the geometric vocabulary of modernist sculpture into five mouth-blown vases. Each piece is defined by stacked, rhythmic forms - bowls and cylinders that appear to expand and contract in a balanced composition. The silhouettes reference the carved wooden totems of Constantin Brancusi, whose work distilled natural forms into pure geometric relationships.

  • Three potted plants in modern, cylindrical stands with glass and metal components are arranged on a wooden floor against a vertical wood-paneled wall.

    Terrazza

    The Terrazza Collection answers a specific brief - to create planters that give roots the right conditions while making an appealing decorative piece. Floor and desk planters pair mouth-blown glass inner bowls with powder-coated steel columns, lifting plants off the floor and allowing light to reach more of the plant than a solid container would. Grounded in biophilic design.

  • A green potted plant in a glass vase sits on a marble-topped table behind a beige sofa; a nearby table holds stacked books and a yellow candle in a cozy, modern living room.

    Balcony

    Balcony is a collection of mouth-blown glass self-watering planters that borrow their structural, offset shapes from the abundant window boxes and balconies of European cities. Each planter is made from two mouth-blown pieces - an upper vessel for the plant, and a lower reservoir that feeds water to the roots through sub-irrigation. Available in olive green and clear.

  • A wooden board with breadsticks, white bowls of pickles, green olives, and a dip. Two wine glasses and plates are nearby on a light-colored table.

    Palette

    Palette is a collection of contemporary mixed-material serveware for food and drink, inspired by the form and function of a traditional artist's painting palette. Each piece is a hand-finished ash board shaped to reference the silhouette of a wooden palette: a flat surface with positioned indents that hold glasses or dishes, and a thumbhole near the edge for balanced carrying.

  • Three clear glass vases of varying heights sit on a white cabinet; two contain delicate branches with green leaves and small white flowers.

    Melt

    Melt is a collection of contemporary vases with soft cube and rectangular profiles - block-like geometric forms whose hard edges have been deliberately softened, as if the glass itself had begun to melt under its own warmth. Each vase is mouth-blown into wooden moulds by master glassblowers, with rounded corners, gently curved edges, thick walls and heavy bases.

  • A modern white vase with three long stems next to a clear glass candle holder with a lit candle, both placed on a marble surface against a plain light-colored wall.

    Tier

    The Tier Collection is a trio of mouth-blown glass vases and lanterns built on a clear geometric principle - a series of stacked, interlocking shapes that create a sculptural silhouette. The forms work as vases for simple stems and as standalone decorative objects when empty. Each piece is blown into a metal mould with a flat cut and polished rim.

  • A wooden table displays gold-accented glass jars, a candle, a blue bowl, a white cup, an open book, and a vase with flowers. Stacks of books or magazines are neatly placed underneath the table.

    Aurum

    Aurum is a collection of mouth-blown cylindrical vases and lanterns, each hand-painted with real gold to create a highly reflective finish that gently refracts candlelight and ambient light. The name is drawn from the Latin for gold. Stepped cylindrical forms are accented with hand-painted gold bands, then fired at high temperature to set the metallic finish into the glass.

  • A marble coffee table with a bowl of pistachios, two glasses of sparkling wine, and a wine bottle in an ice bucket. A cork lies on the table; a beige couch and a blue cushion are in the background.

    Pearl

    Pearl is a comprehensive collection of mouth-blown glass and porcelain hand-painted with mother-of-pearl lustre - one of the largest collections in the LSA range. Drinkware, tableware, vases and decorative pieces share the iridescent finish that gives the collection its name. Each piece is hand-painted by decorative specialists and fired to bond the lustre permanently.

  • A brown wine glass, a small bowl of green olives, and an open book sit on a wooden table with a framed artwork hanging on the wall above.

    Wicker

    The Wicker Collection brings the tactile quality of woven wickerwork to mouth-blown drinkware and decorative pieces. A wide textured band runs horizontally around each item, produced by blowing the glass into a mould lined with a metal net that impresses the mesh pattern permanently into the surface. The range covers bowls, pitchers, carafes, wine glasses, tumblers, vases and more.

  • Glass candle holders in pink and clear sit on books near a bold red book titled ANOTHER KIND on a white shelf. There are also other stacked books and a decorative sphere visible above.

    Metropole

    Metropole is a collection of expertly-crafted drinkware and decorative pieces inspired by the confident geometry of Brutalist buildings. Interlocking geometric shapes - stepped bases, angled bowls, stacked forms - give each piece a strong silhouette, while the clarity of the mouth-blown glass lets those forms speak. A modern collection that carries mid-twentieth-century buildings into glassware for today's table.

  • A black table with a glass bowl of salad, a dish of tomatoes and grapes, a plate with crackers, a clear drinking glass, and a carafe of water, set outdoors near a chair.

    Mia

    Mia is a comprehensive collection of drinkware, tableware, vases and lanterns mouth-blown from 100% recycled glass bottles and jars. Short, rounded and tapered shapes give the range a casual, utilitarian feel. The recycled construction produces a characteristic subtle green tint, and each piece is mouth-blown by skilled European glassblowers - a coherent, honest family of everyday pieces.

  • A modern coffee table with three glasses of champagne, a plate of assorted pastries, a green napkin with food, and a beige armchair in the background.

    Aurelia

    Aurelia is a collection of mouth-blown drinkware and serving pieces defined by a finely-fluted optic texture - a subtle vertical ripple that catches light and enhances the reflective quality of the glass. Stems are drawn by hand from the bowl, with feet shaped using wooden tools. The range spans wine glasses, champagne flutes and saucers, cocktail glasses and carafes.

  • A glass decanter filled with amber liquid sits on a wooden tray, accompanied by two short glasses and one stemmed glass, each partially filled with the same drink, in warm lighting.

    Whisky

    The Whisky Collection is a comprehensive mouth-blown drinkware range built around how whisky is poured, served and appreciated, pairing hand-blown glass with solid American walnut accessories. Glass profiles take their names from Scottish distilling regions - Arran, Islay, Renfrew. The range includes decanters with walnut bases, whisky sets, tumblers with walnut coasters and connoisseur sets.

  • Two glass decanters, each partially filled with amber liquid, sit on a marble-topped table near a wooden chair and curtain, in soft natural light.

    Flask

    Flask is a small, focused collection of mouth-blown glass decanters inspired by the shape of a classic hip flask. Each decanter is individually fitted with a hand-ground stopper, and the hand-painted platinum neck references the steel or pewter material of the original barware. The flattened, curved profile carries one of the most recognisable forms in spirits drinkware history.

  • A yellow table holds two glasses with brown and yellow liquid, a book with geometric cover art, and two chunky bracelets, one brown and one yellow, on a light wood floor.

    Coro

    Coro is a small, focused collection of drinkware and tealight holders decorated in four complementary tonal colours - leaf green, lagoon blue, berry purple and a fourth harmonising shade. The colours work together rather than against each other, allowing the pieces to be used as a coordinated set or mixed across a table without visual conflict.

  • A wooden sideboard with two tall green glass vases holding grasses, a round vase with red wildflowers, a candle in a green holder, a black decorative sphere, and a black book. Soft light casts gentle shadows.

    Epoque

    Epoque is an opulent collection of champagne drinkware and decorative pieces, mouth-blown and hand-decorated with lustre for a Jazz-age aesthetic - a deliberate, slightly theatrical reference to the Belle Époque and the celebratory culture of early 20th-century Europe. The collection includes champagne flutes, champagne and cocktail saucers, champagne buckets, tealight holders and vases in cased coloured glass.

  • A glass coffee table with empty glasses, a tall pitcher with ice and lime, a blue book with two red balls on top, and a beige sofa in the background.

    Gin

    Gin is a contemporary collection of glasses and serving pieces designed specifically around the gin and tonic. Conical stems, tapering forms and thick bases add distinctive detail to each mouth-blown glass, with shapes chosen to enhance the aroma of gin's botanicals. The range includes a Cocktail Jug & Stirrer, Cocktail Glass, Ice Bucket, Balloon Glasses and serving sets.

  • Two clear glass vases, one large and one small, sit on a wooden surface. The large vase holds a few delicate, dried plant stems with small clusters of seeds.

    Umberto

    The Umberto Collection is a group of mouth-blown vases evocative of antique apothecary jars - the tall, rounded, hand-finished vessels that once held herbs, tinctures and remedies in traditional pharmacies. Each piece is made and finished entirely by hand by master glassblowers, with the scissor-cut rim giving the top edge its characteristic thick, rounded soft look.

  • A glass decanter filled with whiskey and a matching glass with whiskey sit on a dark wooden table next to a black coaster, a closed notebook, and a pen.

    Madrid

    Madrid is a collection of modern mouth-blown drinkware characterised by conical bowls and curved, weighty bases - a study in form where the visual lightness of a fine-walled bowl is anchored by the substance of a deliberately heavy foot. Each piece is crafted by master glassblowers, producing silhouettes that feel precise, modern and generous in their proportions.

  • A wooden bench with books, a green blanket, candles, and a green mug sits near a wall. Two vases with wildflowers and a minimalist painting are on the floor beside the bench.

    Column

    Column is a collection of column-shaped vases and lanterns mouth-blown from clear glass in a deliberately wide range of heights and widths. Clean lines, consistent wall thickness and balanced proportions throughout. The range spans small bud vases through to the Giant Vase, with bundled sets offering ready-made groupings for layered displays.

  • A glass bottle with a cork, two drinking glasses, and a bowl on a black table. A light gray cushion and a wooden cabinet with decor are in the background.

    Void

    Void is a small range of mouth-blown jugs and bottles defined by an unexpected detail - a hole pierced through the body of each piece while the glass is still hot and malleable. The resulting elliptical hollows are hand-formed, organic and unrepeatable. The collection includes a jug, a carafe with cork stopper, and an oil and vinegar bottle.

  • A wooden table with two dark blue glasses, one blue tumbler, a round wooden tray, and a bowl of fruit. Black woven chairs surround the table in a softly lit room.

    Utility

    The Utility Collection brings LSA's design language into vitrified porcelain - stackable tabletop pieces, coffee and tea cups, bowls, carafes and decorative items with a shared modern edge. The collection spans includes pieces in white or hand-decorated slate grey, supported by ash wood accessories, leather handles and glass domes on select items.

  • A bottle of Nyetimber sparkling wine in an ice bucket filled with ice cubes, placed on a stone countertop.

    Celebrate

    Celebrate is a single sculptural piece - the Dual Champagne Bucket, designed to hold two bottles of champagne in one statement vessel. Mouth-blown by master glassblowers without a mould, the bucket is shaped entirely by hand using wooden tools. The thick walls are scissor-cut while the glass is still molten, producing the characteristic rounded, soft-looking rim.

  • A clear glass pitcher and three empty glasses sit on a light wooden table next to a basket of lemons. The scene is bright and minimalistic.

    Ono

    Ono is a collection of mouth-blown glass jugs and decanters distinguished by a remarkable craft detail: a hole-shaped handle formed by piercing the body of the vessel while the glass is still molten. The result is a jug or decanter whose handle is not attached as a separate piece but formed as an integral part of the vessel.

  • A wooden sideboard holds a glass vase of limes, an abstract painting, a glass hurricane candle, and a small bowl with matches, all lit by soft natural light.

    Terrace

    The Terrace Collection is a trio of mouth-blown glass storm lanterns built around a single confident idea - cylindrical walls resting on a thick, sloping foot. The proportions give each lantern a grounded presence, while the clear glass lets candlelight glow without obstruction. Equally at home indoors on a hearth or outdoors on a terrace, balcony or garden table.

  • Three glass bowls with silver and gold metallic rims sit on a wooden table. One bowl contains wrapped chocolates. A fuzzy beige couch is in the background.

    Host

    Host is a focused collection of decorative bowls defined by arching curves of solid glass, hand-painted metallic interiors and flat polished rims - bowls that work as sculptural objects rather than simple containers. Each piece is mouth-blown by master glassblowers to create exceptionally thick, heavy walls and a weighted base. The interior is hand-painted with precious metallic paint.

  • Two ribbed dark glass vases sit on a wooden shelf. The larger vase holds orange protea flowers with green leaves, while the smaller vase is empty. A framed picture is partially visible on the right.

    Pleat

    Pleat is a collection of decorative pieces inspired by the visual rhythm of pleated fabric - the fine, parallel ridges that gather at the base of pleated garments and textile. Each piece is mouth-blown from glass with a tactile pleated texture moulded into the lower section, accentuating the flared silhouettes above. Available in clear glass and in grey.

  • A modern living room with a black leather lounge chair, glass vases with green flowers on a wooden table, and a small white side table holding books and a glass container. Large window in the background.

    Rotunda

    The Rotunda Collection brings angular, structural forms to a series of mouth-blown decorative pieces, each marked by a distinctive band of corrugated texture. Inspired by the repetition, scale and perspective of contemporary buildings, the collection translates hard-edged structural ideas into warm, handmade glass. The range includes vases, lanterns and decorative vessels in different heights.

  • Two clear glass bowls sit on a wooden table. The smaller bowl contains assorted plums, and the larger bowl holds pomegranates and green apples. The background is plain and softly lit.

    City

    City is a contemporary serveware collection combining mouth-blown clear glass with sustainably sourced American walnut. The range spans domes on walnut bases, bowls with walnut bases and lids, and a serving tray. Glass is mouth-blown into wooden moulds with flame-melted rims; walnut is treated with food-safe oils that bring out the grain.

  • A glass cake stand with three meringues sits on a stone table. Nearby, an open book rests on a peach-colored chair, with sunlight casting soft shadows on the wall.

    Klara

    Klara is a trio of handmade glass cakestands produced with thick stems of different heights, giving the range a layered visual character when used together. Each piece is mouth-blown by skilled glassblowers, with the rim scissor-cut while still hot to produce the thick, rounded soft finish. The collection includes a Cakestand and a Cakestand & Cover.

  • Two glass cake domes with pastries and bread sit on a dark wooden sideboard. A vase with dried branches is on the left. The background is a plain, light-colored wall.

    Vienna

    Vienna is a family of classic mouth-blown glass cake stands, domes and cloches - serving pieces designed for cake, cheese and pastry. Clear glass, clean lines, soft melted rims. Six pieces in different combinations of plate, cakestand and dome. Stems are drawn from the body while the glass is hot, with feet shaped and applied by hand.

  • Two glass jars—one with dried pasta and one with dates—sit on a kitchen counter next to a white colander filled with tomatoes. A window with blinds is in the background.

    Maxi

    Maxi is a pair of versatile mouth-blown glass containers in different sizes, designed for display and storage across the home. The silhouette is simple and purposeful - a short cylindrical container with clean lines and a clear finish, produced in two proportions that complement each other. Move between rooms and functions: kitchen, bathroom, desk.

  • A glass decanter filled with amber liquid sits on a glass surface beside two empty drinking glasses, with sunlight streaming through a nearby window.

    Cask

    Cask is a collection of contemporary mouth-blown whisky drinkware designed around the geometry of cubes and rectangles. The tumbler carries a cube-shaped impression in its heavy base, echoing the silhouettes of the decanters. The range includes three decanters - Rectangle, Oblong and Square - alongside the Whisky Tumbler. Each stopper is hand-ground to fit its individual decanter.

  • Four textured drinking glasses casting patterned shadows on a white surface, with sunlight highlighting their reflections. One glass contains water with a slice of lime. A blue book is partially visible in the top left corner.

    Dusk

    Dusk is a collection of mouth-blown and hand-painted drinkware and decorative pieces inspired by the colours that fade into the sky at the end of the day - dusty pinks, violets and soft greys. The iridescent finish is enhanced by a fine pleated texture that catches light. The range spans flutes, buckets, balloon goblets, tumblers, vases and lanterns.

  • A wooden shelf displays glass candle holders—one clear, two amber—on wooden bases. A lit candle, books, a small bowl, and plants are also present, creating a cozy, modern decor scene.

    Oblate

    Oblate is a collection of mouth-blown vessels defined by a flattened spherical body and a pillar stem that locates precisely into a hollow walnut base. The combination of clean glass forms above and rich, dark walnut below gives each piece its mixed-material character. Versatile pieces serve as vases, lanterns, planters or decorative bowls.

  • Three modern glass vases with vertical ridges sit on a wooden surface. Two vases contain minimalist floral arrangements, while the third is empty. The scene is softly lit with a neutral background.

    Zinc

    The Zinc Collection is a group of hand-painted glass vases and candle holders finished with a lustrous metallic glaze that evokes the weathered, slightly iridescent surface of natural zinc. The lustre is applied by hand and fired at high temperature to fix it permanently, and each piece carries a gently pleated texture that catches light and deepens the metallic effect.

  • Two glass pitchers with ice and a milky white liquid sit on a dark outdoor table, accompanied by two empty glass cups. Sunlight casts shadows across the table.

    Basis

    Basis is a small, focused collection of cylindrical jugs handmade from clear and cased-coloured glass. The shape is simple, versatile and contemporary - a working jug that moves easily between water, juice, milk and flowers. Each piece is mouth-blown to create the clean cylindrical body and weighty base, with a scissor-cut rim and hand-shaped spout.

  • A cake on a glass stand sits atop a wooden cabinet, next to a bowl of fruit and a stack of plates, with sunlight streaming in through window blinds.

    Konstantin

    Konstantin is a single exceptional piece - a scissor-cut cakestand measuring 40cm in diameter, a king among cakestands. Producing a mouth-blown glass plate of this size requires considerable dexterity and experience, and the piece can only be shaped by the most skilled glass craftsmen. The thick stem and disc-shaped foot are applied by hand.

  • A wooden table with a whiskey decanter, two glasses of whiskey, a bowl of pecans, and a lit candle, next to a wooden chair with green fabric, against a slatted wooden wall.

    Whisky Club

    The Whisky Club Collection translates the atmosphere of a traditional members' club into a range of mouth-blown whisky drinkware and accessories. Deep brown glass - echoing the colour of peat - runs through decanters, tumblers, an ice bucket, a cigar ashtray and connoisseur sets paired with walnut and cork serving trays. Cased glass, scissor-cut polished rims, weighty bases.