Form 42 Kids Featured here in cool Aqua

Featured here in cool Aqua

Known in Japan for their simplicity and technical refinement — Toyo Sasaki makes high-quality glassware that’s delicate yet durable

The wide lip of the interior bowl rests flush with the exterior bowls to create a unified curve

and pairs with the Kay Bojesen Stainless Steel Serving Spoon

designed in the 1960s

Form 42 Kids Featured here in cool AquaThis form draws inspiration from the chalices that stand at the entrances of formal gardens. A tall pedestal acts as a saucer and can perform sturdily as a vase, with its wide, stable foot. The plant sits high in a bowl with textured speckling and a slightly flared lip that mirrors the pieces foot. Both the planter and the vase work well with tall, dramatic plants and blooms. Tung Chiang