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Frances Universal Glass

Frances is a study in restraint. Ann Demeulemeester, the Antwerp-born fashion designer whose work has always favored shadow, asymmetry, and a quiet intensity, brings that same sensibility to the table. The Frances Universal Glass is mouth-blown from lead-free crystal, shaped by hand into a form that feels both deliberate and uncontrived.

The defining gesture is the rim: a subtle, inward curvature that softens the silhouette without announcing itself. It is the kind of detail noticed slowly, over repeated use. The glass performs well across drink types, from still water to wine, without the dogma of a single purpose.

  • Mouth-blown lead-free crystal
  • Gently curved, slightly bent rim profile
  • Available in clear and a soft green tint
  • Suited to a wide range of beverages
  • Part of Demeulemeester's ongoing collaboration with Serax

The green-tinted version carries a faint luminosity, shifting in quality with the light around it. Both colorways share the same considered proportion, the same sense that nothing is accidental.

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Frances Universal Glass

Frances is a study in restraint. Ann Demeulemeester, the Antwerp-born fashion designer whose work has always favored shadow, asymmetry, and a quiet intensity, brings that same sensibility to the table. The Frances Universal Glass is mouth-blown from lead-free crystal, shaped by hand into a form that feels both deliberate and uncontrived.

The defining gesture is the rim: a subtle, inward curvature that softens the silhouette without announcing itself. It is the kind of detail noticed slowly, over repeated use. The glass performs well across drink types, from still water to wine, without the dogma of a single purpose.

  • Mouth-blown lead-free crystal
  • Gently curved, slightly bent rim profile
  • Available in clear and a soft green tint
  • Suited to a wide range of beverages
  • Part of Demeulemeester's ongoing collaboration with Serax

The green-tinted version carries a faint luminosity, shifting in quality with the light around it. Both colorways share the same considered proportion, the same sense that nothing is accidental.

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Frances is a study in restraint. Ann Demeulemeester, the Antwerp-born fashion designer whose work has always favored shadow, asymmetry, and a quiet intensity, brings that same sensibility to the table. The Frances Universal Glass is mouth-blown from lead-free crystal, shaped by hand into a form that feels both deliberate and uncontrived.

The defining gesture is the rim: a subtle, inward curvature that softens the silhouette without announcing itself. It is the kind of detail noticed slowly, over repeated use. The glass performs well across drink types, from still water to wine, without the dogma of a single purpose.

  • Mouth-blown lead-free crystal
  • Gently curved, slightly bent rim profile
  • Available in clear and a soft green tint
  • Suited to a wide range of beverages
  • Part of Demeulemeester's ongoing collaboration with Serax

The green-tinted version carries a faint luminosity, shifting in quality with the light around it. Both colorways share the same considered proportion, the same sense that nothing is accidental.