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Best coupes to cheers with this festive season
From chunky and metallic to candy-coloured jewel-like glasses, there’s a style to suit all celebrations and aesthetics
Buying a gift for someone who loves to host? We have it on good authority that all anyone really wants this holiday season is a saucy vessel to grace their table and upgrade social drinks. We propose a toast to the perfect present!
‘Bollicine’ coupe, Venini
Crafted from Murano glass with ridged detailing, the ‘Bollicine’ coupes are the epitome of class and call for the finest champagne to be popped open. They are part of Venini’s new ‘Lilla Menta’ collection, which also sees glass vases given a lilac glow up. Approx £215 for two, artedona.com
‘Flor’ gold-plated chalice, Agustina Bottoni
Independent label Agustina Bottoni’s gold-plated chalice is ideal for lovers of glamorous and glitzy dinner parties – no festivity is complete without a gold lining. Our favourite detail is its polished, almost reflective finish. Approx £275, agustinabottoni.com
‘Tulip’ coupe, &Klevering
No dinner party is complete without an opulent tablescape, and nothing says luxury quite these jewel-coloured coupes. Plus, they are deep enough to double up as ice cream and dessert vessels too. Approx £45 for two, klevering.com
‘Asobi’ coupe, Hudson Wilder
We love the simplicity of this clear glass ‘Asobi’ coupe, which is perfect for celebratory bubbles and winter cocktails alike. It’s designed by Joshua Skirtich and Conway Liao, founders of Hudson Wilder, a trendy American homeware and lifestyle destination. £84 for two, hudsonwilder.com
‘Arc Contrast’ cocktail saucer, LSA
These classic champagne saucers come in four autumnal tones, from this pale green to a striking cobalt blue. Mix and match different hues to keep hosting playful and fresh. £25 for two, lsa-international.com
‘Miami’ coupe by Gather, Abask
London-based glassblowing company Gather is our go-to for unique, whimsical designs and its ‘Miami’ collection proves why: inspired by the bright-hues of the city, it features glasses with thick stems and jugs with voluptuous forms. £520 for two, abask.com
‘Tint’ coupe, Hay
Cult Danish homeware brand Hay has updated its iconic ‘Tint’ glasses in new colours, giving the stem and base a quirky new look. From £45 for two, hay.dk
‘Koyoi’ champagne bowl by Kazushige Miyake
If glass isn’t your thing, never fear as these steel bowls are just as seductive for toasts. They’re designed by Kazushige Miyake, who took inspiration from Koyoi – the Japanese word for this evening. Approx £70 for two, blomus.com
‘Party’ coupe, Our Place
Turn any beverage into a party drink with American kitchenware expert Our Place’s new glasses. Featuring a smart stacking design which means they won’t take up loads of space in your cupboards, they are the ultimate statement to have in your hand as you catch up with friends. £90 for four, fromourplace.com
‘Bubble’ coupe, Louise Roe
Geometric shapes were the inspiration behind the glassblown ‘Bubble’ coupe by Copenhagen-based interior designer Louise Roe. The artist’s signature minimalist design language translates seamlessly into glassware and would be a sleek addition to any dining space. Approx £70, louise-roe.com
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