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Wine Glass

Scope

Ideation, Concept, Design

Year

2026

Industry

Product Design

The Lover Glass has two connected chambers on a single stem. As the wine moves between them, each side responds to the other. I designed it around the experience of sharing a drink.

Collection of angular wine glasses in different heights, some filled with red or white wine

Context

I wanted to explore what a wine glass for two people could be. Sharing usually happens between separate glasses, so I began with the idea of bringing that exchange into one object.

Approach

I joined two chambers on a single stem and kept the form simple. The connection allows the wine level in one chamber to respond to the other. That movement became the main feature of the design.

Outcome

The glass makes sharing visible through the movement of the wine. Its two chambers turn a familiar object into something that asks both people to take part.

Lineup of empty angular wine glasses with varied bowl shapes and stem heights
Two connected wine-glass chambers at different heights, filled with red wine
Angular wine glass with an offset bowl partially filled with red wine
Empty wine glass with two connected chambers at different heights on a shared stem
Empty angular wine glass with a short offset bowl and slender stem

Wine Glass

Scope

Ideation, Concept, Design

Year

2026

Industry

Product Design

The Lover Glass has two connected chambers on a single stem. As the wine moves between them, each side responds to the other. I designed it around the experience of sharing a drink.

Collection of angular wine glasses in different heights, some filled with red or white wine

Context

I wanted to explore what a wine glass for two people could be. Sharing usually happens between separate glasses, so I began with the idea of bringing that exchange into one object.

Approach

I joined two chambers on a single stem and kept the form simple. The connection allows the wine level in one chamber to respond to the other. That movement became the main feature of the design.

Outcome

The glass makes sharing visible through the movement of the wine. Its two chambers turn a familiar object into something that asks both people to take part.

Lineup of empty angular wine glasses with varied bowl shapes and stem heights
Two connected wine-glass chambers at different heights, filled with red wine
Angular wine glass with an offset bowl partially filled with red wine
Empty wine glass with two connected chambers at different heights on a shared stem
Empty angular wine glass with a short offset bowl and slender stem

Wine Glass

Scope

Ideation, Concept, Design

Year

2026

Industry

Product Design

The Lover Glass has two connected chambers on a single stem. As the wine moves between them, each side responds to the other. I designed it around the experience of sharing a drink.

Collection of angular wine glasses in different heights, some filled with red or white wine

Context

I wanted to explore what a wine glass for two people could be. Sharing usually happens between separate glasses, so I began with the idea of bringing that exchange into one object.

Approach

I joined two chambers on a single stem and kept the form simple. The connection allows the wine level in one chamber to respond to the other. That movement became the main feature of the design.

Outcome

The glass makes sharing visible through the movement of the wine. Its two chambers turn a familiar object into something that asks both people to take part.

Lineup of empty angular wine glasses with varied bowl shapes and stem heights
Two connected wine-glass chambers at different heights, filled with red wine
Angular wine glass with an offset bowl partially filled with red wine
Empty wine glass with two connected chambers at different heights on a shared stem
Empty angular wine glass with a short offset bowl and slender stem