Glassware

Not every object needs to be useful. Some just need to be right.

This is glassware NZ homes actually notice — chosen for colour, weight, and the way light moves through it. Sculptural vases that hold a room. Drinkware that makes the ritual feel considered. Each piece selected because it earns its place on the shelf, the table, the sideboard.

No clear glass. No safe shapes. Just form and colour, doing what they do best.

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Coloured Glassware NZ — Chosen for Form, Not Function Alone

At Lifted+, glassware isn’t an afterthought. It’s part of the edit.

Every piece in this category is selected the same way we select everything — colour first, then form, then quality. If it doesn’t shift the energy of a space, it doesn’t make the cut. The result is a tightly curated range of coloured glassware NZ homeowners won’t find at a chain store: sculptural pedestals in oxblood, sage, and amber; weighty whisky glasses designed to sit beautifully even when empty.

What You’ll Find Here

Sculptural Glass Vases The Lens Pedestal series brings colour and form together in three distinct silhouettes — Tall, Medium, and Low Bowl. Each is available in two colourways drawn from the Form + Field seasonal palette. They work as standalone objects or as a composed set. Use them on a sideboard, a dining table, or a shelf that needs presence.

Statement Drinkware The Facet Glass set is designed for people who think about how a table looks as much as what’s on it. Heavy-based, faceted, and finished in a deep tonal glass — it pairs with the Orbit Tray and works as well styled as it does used.

How We Select Glassware

Every piece of glassware NZ customers find in this edit is chosen by hand — assessed for colour accuracy, weight, finish, and how it sits alongside other objects in a room. We don’t carry ranges. We carry pieces.

As the edit grows, new glassware will be added seasonally — always colour-led, always considered.

Styling Notes

  • Group by height. Mix the Lens Pedestal Tall with the Low Bowl for a composed vignette without matching.
  • Colour drench. Choose two pieces in the same tonal family — oxblood and amber read as intentional, not accidental.
  • Let glass catch light. Position near a window or beside a lamp. Coloured glass changes with the light. That’s the point.
  • Pair with texture. Glass alongside linen, stone, or raw wood grounds the colour without dulling it.

Shipping & Returns

Free shipping on NZ orders over $200. 30-day money-back guarantee on all glassware. Items are carefully packed to arrive in perfect condition — if something isn’t right, we’ll make it right.