Materials & color
Material and color, developed together.
The right glass composition and color route shape how a product looks, feels and performs. We help define the most practical combination for your design and production requirements.
Material, color, form.
A considered route from design direction to production.
Material selection
Start with the right glass for the product.
Material selection affects clarity, weight, wall thickness, forming possibilities, durability and the final visual character of the glassware.
Lead-Free Crystal
High clarity and refined brilliance for premium drinkware, stemware and design-led collections.
Soda-Lime Glass
A practical and versatile material for scalable everyday glassware and larger production programs.
Borosilicate Glass
Lightweight and heat-resistant, suited to double-wall glassware, tea and coffee products and selected specialty forms.
Project-Specific Selection
Material is selected according to product geometry, target weight, performance requirements, production method and price positioning.
Integrated color
Color that becomes part of the glass.
For integrated-color glass, color is introduced during the glassmaking process rather than applied only to the finished surface. This creates depth, transparency and a more intrinsic color character.
Integrated color development
Color Through the Material
The color belongs to the glass itself rather than sitting only on the surface.
Depth & Transparency
Light interacts with the colored glass to create richer visual depth.
Designed for Collections
Color directions can be developed across coordinated drinkware and tabletop forms.
Production Evaluation
Color feasibility depends on composition, thickness, forming route and production quantity.
