Each glass in the Bitossi Diseguale set of 6 assorted stemmed glasses is a small masterpiece of individuality. Hand-blown and shaped in varied forms, these glasses turn any table into a composition of reflections, colors, and textures. Clear, amber, or blue, they evoke the vibrancy of Italian artistry while celebrating the joyful imperfections that define the Diseguale set collection. Their subtle differences are what make them truly beautiful, a reflection of the creative freedom at the heart of Bitossi Home Design.

Hand-Blown Craft with Character

Each stemmed glass is made using traditional glassblowing techniques, giving rise to unique variations in height, transparency, and surface pattern. The result is a collection that feels alive, tactile, and unrepeatable. Whether chosen for wine, sparkling cocktails, or as decorative accents, these glasses bring a sense of motion and personality to the table. Their handcrafted elegance fits perfectly alongside the Bitossi decor line, where eclectic design meets the spontaneity of daily life.

Color Meets Transparency

Playing with light and shadow, the Bitossi Diseguale stemmed glasses create a luminous symphony at every meal. Their assorted colors, from delicate neutrals to soft amber and deep blue, catch and refract light in constantly changing ways. This design language speaks to the spirit of tumblers & stem glasses, where functional objects transform into emotional statements. Every sip becomes an aesthetic moment, every toast a celebration of craft and imagination.

A Modern Take on Timeless Italian Glassmaking

Blending tradition with experimentation, these Bitossi Home glasses redefine elegance for the modern home. Their shapes and hues can be mixed freely, encouraging creativity in table styling. Each set feels curated yet spontaneous: a nod to the art of living beautifully without rules. Designed for those who appreciate authenticity and artistic imperfection, the Bitossi Diseguale assorted stemmed glasses transform simple gestures into rituals of design and pleasure, where craftsmanship becomes a form of expression.