Designs that breathe with asymmetry

The Andalusia wine stemmed glass is a perfect example: slightly off-axis yet perfectly balanced, it adds character and movement to every toast. The Rivoli tealight, with its layered glass form, transforms candlelight into a playful dance of shadows. Meanwhile, the Rivoli jug reimagines the classic pitcher as an architectural gesture, functional and free-flowing at once. These pieces reflect the visionary spirit that defines both the artist and the soul of Ichendorf Stemmed Glasses.

Expressive tableware, crafted in glass

This collection speaks to those who love handmade dining accessories with a narrative edge. From designer coffee cups and borosilicate tea mugs to expressive glass tumblers, Trimarchi’s touch is always present. Objects that belong to the Ichendorf tableware universe become more than dining tools: they are micro-sculptures, equally suited for use and contemplation. A design glass mug here might surprise you with a gentle curve or a slanted base, made to be felt as much as admired.

Objects that hold and reflect light

The relationship with light is essential in Trimarchi’s work. Tealight holders, glass lanterns, and portable LED lamps take on a luminous, atmospheric quality especially when paired with other poetic pieces from Ichendorf Bottles. These objects not only decorate; they choreograph the mood of a space, from dinner table to quiet corner. Their textures and irregularities reflect the human touch behind each creation.

For collectors of stories and forms

This is glassware for those who seek more than refinement, for those who enjoy the interplay of design and imperfection. Whether you’re styling a modern wine carafe, gifting a unique water glass set, or simply lighting a candle in a handmade tealight lantern, each object here resonates with Mario Trimarchi’s philosophy: design is an emotion in material form. Ichendorf transforms that emotion into glass: light, irregular, and utterly alive.