Colorful glassware is one of my favorite trends to have risen in popularity over the course of the year. The concepts of striking glassware interspersed with vibrant hues that come together to form a ...

Colored glass makes for the most magical, whimsical decor or dinnerware. The starkness of clear crystal is replaced by the warmth and fantasy of ambers, rubies, pinks, greens, and blues refracting ...

It’s no secret that vintage-inspired furniture and antique home decor are all the rage, and our glassware is following suit. Colored wine glasses—a staple piece from the '20s, ‘30s and '40s—is making ...

Ok, colored glassware isn't new. In fact, designers like Joanna Gaines have been championing it for years – in her Instagram video below, she shows how beautiful it can look on a festive table. It's ...

From champagne flutes to coffee cups, colored glassware is the latest tabletop trend serving up stylish new options for your favorite drinking vessels. Colorful glass may have first hit the home décor ...

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Peace out, boring cups and coupes: Colored glassware is having a moment. If you’re on home-design TikTok (the tag #coloredglass has 6.4 million views), you’ve likely seen an influencer sipping out of ...

ATLANTA — Glassware was the standout tabletop category at Atlanta Market last week — and color was the defining characteristic within that category. Colored, textured tumblers, wine glasses and ...

Colored glassware isn’t new. We’ve seen it before during the Prohibition era, and in varying iterations thereafter. But as people begin to welcome hosting and entertaining back into their lives, it’s ...

Most 19th-century American cut glass was clear. Some rare and expensive pieces of colored glass were made. The first colored pieces were probably made in the early 1880s. Factories continued making ...