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Madrid

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.

Modern silhouettes where conical bowls meet curved, weighty bases. Drinkware that demonstrates what skilled mouth-blowing achieves when form is stripped back to its essentials and the glass is allowed to speak through its proportions rather than its decoration.

Each piece is shaped by master glassblowers working with traditional techniques. Stoppers are ground by hand to fit the neck of each individual decanter - a careful matching process that ensures a close, specific fit between vessel and stopper.

Crafted from clear glass with fine-walled conical bowls and curved, weighty bases. The undecorated material lets form and proportion define the collection's character, with thickness varied across the body to balance lightness and stability.

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LSA Madrid Collection

Defined by conical bowls and curved, weighty bases, Madrid is a collection of modern mouth-blown drinkware - 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 and generous in their proportions. The conical form gives each glass a clean modern profile, while the curved heavy base provides stability and a pleasing sense of weight in the hand. Madrid works for thoughtful wine service, spirit display and contemporary bar settings where the silhouette of the drinkware contributes to the visual character of the table. The collection demonstrates the skill required to produce glassware that is confidently modern, using form, proportion and material rather than applied decoration.