Want to get inspired? Read our blog posts about our new collection of Bento Dinner Plates! The Bento dinner plate set is an assortment of dinner plates including soup bowls, appetizer and main course plates. MyGlassStudio’s design response to Covid-19. It encompasses the needs for in-room dining, meetings and events, restaurants, bar food, lobby lounges and even receptions. Oven-safe, dishwasher safe, chlorine bleach resistant, super durable and best of all… a Joy To Use!
The Glass Co Blog Custom Black And Green Show Plates For Taj Lands End ! Glass Studio designed custom black and green show plates for Ming Yang, Taj Lands End’ s Chinese restaurant. Our dinnerware designer, Yulia, worked with the restaurant team to design black & green charger plates. The idea was that the show plates would be a part
The Glass Co Blog Get Lavish | Force Of Attraction Series by Glass Studio Get lavish! Use the proudest royal colors, sapphire blue and rich gold, in abundance and set an affluent table for your guests. Surround them with opulence, let them guiltlessly indulge in rich flavors and enjoy extravagant dining like never before! You
The Glass Co Blog Custom designed lazy susan for Chinese restaurant Glass Studio designed a custom lazy susan tray for Crown Melbourne. The customized glass turntable is designed in correspondence to the rest of the table setting items that all have golden details- dinnerware and glassware with golden rims, golden utensils, etc. The golden rotating tray that was specifically designed
The Glass Co Blog Champagne flute design, luxurious and customizable With transparent glass crystal and silver color pedestal Champagne is usually associated with festive events and momentous occasions. Therefore, an upscale champagne presentation is often needed in the hospitality business. Glass Studio designed luxurious champagne flutes so that your guests can enjoy the prestigious bubbles in the most classy way.
The Glass Co Blog Get fashionably current and create a buzz! Trendy food presentations are taking over the internet by storm with diners and foodies sharing and resharing photos on their social media. It is clear that now more than ever, the dining experience has much more to do with the whole aesthetics (food presentation is
