Product Details

Details
  • Set of four glasses.
  • Designed in 2018.
  • Capacity: 10.8 oz
Measurements

H × Dia
3.25 × 3.25 in.
8 × 8 cm.
Glass

Shipping & Returns

Please refer to our shipping and return & exchange policy.

Warranty

Luminaire is an authorized retailer of Zaha Hadid Design. The product comes with a full manufacturer warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

What technique is used to create the Hew Tumblers?

The Hew Tumblers are hand-blown in polished glass, a craft process that allows for the organic, fluid shaping characteristic of the collection. The sand-blasted base is applied as a secondary finishing step, creating the matte-to-gloss contrast central to the design.

What is the Hew collection by Zaha Hadid Design?

Hew is a tabletop collection that translates Zaha Hadid Design's architectural vocabulary into functional objects. The forms reference the studio's signature fluid geometries, expressed here through opaque hollows and softly curved bases in hand-blown glass.

How many tumblers come in one set?

The Hew Tumblers are sold as a set of four.

Are the Hew Tumblers dishwasher safe?

Hand-blown glass objects with sand-blasted or matte-finished surfaces are generally recommended for hand washing to preserve the integrity of the finish and the clarity of the polished glass over time.

Who is behind Zaha Hadid Design?

Zaha Hadid Design is the product and interiors arm of Zaha Hadid Architects, the studio founded by the late Iraqi-British architect Dame Zaha Hadid. The design studio continues her legacy of parametric form and fluid spatial thinking, applying it to furniture, objects, and accessories.

Brand & Designer

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Zaha Hadid Design

Founded in 2006 in London, United Kingdom, by Zaha Hadid, Zaha Hadid Design specializes in fluid, sculptural pieces that translate architectural vision into poetic everyday objects.
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Zaha Hadid

An Iraqi-born British architect and designer whose work redefined contemporary architecture through fluid forms, radical vision, and sculptural precision.