Design Stories

Sarah had spent months curating her dining room — sourcing a reclaimed wood table, layering textiles, arranging a sideboard with objects that each carried a story. Then came the dinner party.

Glassware collectors and serious home entertainers have shifted their habits in a meaningful way over the past decade — moving away from disposable, interchangeable pieces toward objects that carry genuine history and intention. Simon Pearce whiskey glasses sit squarely at...

The most common mistake whiskey drinkers make has nothing to do with the whiskey itself — it's the glass they pour it into. A thin-walled tumbler designed for iced tea or a generic rocks glass picked up without much thought...

Most whiskey enthusiasts reach a point where the glass itself becomes the problem. The drink is considered, the occasion is set, and yet something about a mismatched tumbler or a thin-walled glass diminishes what should be a genuinely memorable experience.