Yod&Co Rivington Glasswear

Two stacked clear glass tumblers casting light shadows on a white surface

When designing the collection for Yod and Co our aim was to utilise blow-molding as a production technique and create a durable collection of glassware with a delicate aesthetic. This has been achieved by using Borosilicate, a type of glass which has superior thermal resistance and strength. Whilst testing other products—particularly other carafes—we noticed that the volume required often lead to an uncomfortable grip. In response to this, we looked at ways to make the grip of the carafe more comfortable and secure. The results of testing and prototyping led to a contemporary interpretation of the classic faceted shape. Each piece within the collection exhibits subtle faceted sides which fade-out towards the top edge of the product.

Tall clear glass tumbler casting shadow on a white surface
Clear glass carafe with green lid next to a glass pitcher and tumbler on a white surface
Light shadow reflection cast by clear glass on a white background
GIF of a clear glass bottle with various colour stopper caps on a white background.
Close-up of the spout and handle of a clear glass pitcher
Clear glass pitcher with handle standing on a white surface
Person pouring water from a glass pitcher into a glass tumbler
Inset showing a clear glass carafe with a green cap on a white surface
Close-up view showing the faceted base and clear glass texture of a tumbler
Clear glass bottle and tumblers set on a round wooden tray with dark background
Circular base of a clear glass vessel showing brand marking
Hand holding a transparent glass tumbler against a white background