Millennial pink is still going strong, but we like this iteration of pink—in a shade of pale blush, on glassware—best.
Millennial pink is still going strong, but we like this iteration of pink—in a shade of pale blush, on glassware—best.
Spotted at one of our favorite shops, March, in San Francisco: the Alpha Collection by Austrian glassware company Lobmeyr.
Spotted at one of our favorite shops, March, in San Francisco: the Alpha Collection by Austrian glassware company Lobmeyr.
The Chroma Glassware line by Hawkins New York comes in many subtle colors, including this just-right blush; $12 for the tumbler size (pictured) and $10 for the smaller glass size.
The Chroma Glassware line by Hawkins New York comes in many subtle colors, including this just-right blush; $12 for the tumbler size (pictured) and $10 for the smaller glass size.
These cafe-inspired Bistro Glasses by Caravan are dishwasher-safe; $68 for a set of 6 at goop.
These cafe-inspired Bistro Glasses by Caravan are dishwasher-safe; $68 for a set of 6 at goop.
Designed by a family-owned glassblowing studio in Italy, the Pienza Tumbler comes in two sizes; the 10 oz.
Designed by a family-owned glassblowing studio in Italy, the Pienza Tumbler comes in two sizes; the 10 oz.
The Bloom Water Tumbler by Bitossi has a subtle ombre look; $7 each at Amara.
The Bloom Water Tumbler by Bitossi has a subtle ombre look; $7 each at Amara.
Hand-Blown Rose Glass Tumblers, made in Germany, are sturdy enough for everyday use; $35 each at March.
Hand-Blown Rose Glass Tumblers, made in Germany, are sturdy enough for everyday use; $35 each at March.
Ikea’s Intagande Glass, in light pink, is available in two sizes; the 9 oz.
Ikea’s Intagande Glass, in light pink, is available in two sizes; the 9 oz.
From Italian glassware maker Ichendorf Milano, the Aurora Wine Tumbler is made of borosilicate glass; $12 at Need Supply.
From Italian glassware maker Ichendorf Milano, the Aurora Wine Tumbler is made of borosilicate glass; $12 at Need Supply.
