Dettagli del prodotto

Dettagli
  • The glasses are vaguely reminiscent of medieval chalices.
  • Designed by Vincent Van Duysen.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed the Passe Partout glassware?

The Passe Partout collection was designed by Belgian architect and designer Vincent Van Duysen for Serax. Van Duysen is known for his austere, material-sensitive approach to space and object design.

What forms are included in the Passe Partout collection?

The collection spans chalice-shaped glasses, high-stemmed classic glasses, and coordinating jugs, offering a coherent table vocabulary across different drinking and serving occasions.

Is Passe Partout glassware suitable for commercial hospitality use?

Yes. The collection was conceived with both residential and hospitality contexts in mind, balancing refined form with the durability required in professional table settings.

What is the design philosophy behind Passe Partout?

Van Duysen drew on classical European vessel traditions, reinterpreting archetypal glassware silhouettes with a contemporary restraint that allows the pieces to feel at home in both historic and modern interiors.

How does Passe Partout relate to Van Duysen's broader design work?

Van Duysen's architectural practice is defined by proportion, materiality, and a deep respect for craft heritage. The Passe Partout collection extends those sensibilities to the table, treating everyday objects with the same rigor as permanent architecture.

Brand & Designer

Serax
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Serax

Founded in 1986 in Kontich, Belgium, Serax specializes in contemporary homeware crafted in collaboration with international designers.
Vincent Van Duysen
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Vincent Van Duysen

A Belgian architect and designer known for his refined minimalism and serene, material-driven approach to furniture, lighting, and interiors.