St. Regis Venice releases cocktail glasses from Berengo Studio
Three new glassware collections born from the Arts Bar now become takeable treasures, each a sculptural conversation between Venetian craft and contemporary design.
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The cocktail glasses that have graced the Arts Bar at The St. Regis Venice now belong to the realm of the collectable. In collaboration with the Venetian glassmakers Berengo Studio, the hotel has released three distinct collections: Oriental Shapes, AW Vision and Faces, each a sculptural object that transcends the ordinary vessel.
Oriental Shapes presents the most architectural of the trio, its form a study in angular geometry and elegant proportion. AW Vision introduces a more lyrical quality, the glass itself becoming a canvas for expressive silhouette. Faces, by contrast, celebrates figuration: the stem of each piece appears almost as a delicate human form, hand sculpted in transparent glass, cradling the bowl above.
What makes these pieces extraordinary is their provenance. Each glass has been crafted through the exacting techniques that have defined Venetian glassmaking for centuries, yet the design carries the unmistakable sensibility of the contemporary moment. They are not mere reproductions or pedestrian hotel merchandise; they are genuine works of decorative arts, born from a collaboration that respects both tradition and innovation.
For those who have lingered over a Bellini or a negroni in the Arts Bar, ordering a set becomes an extension of the experience itself. The glassware is available for purchase, allowing guests to take home a tangible reminder of Venetian artistry and the particular sophistication of an evening spent at The St. Regis Venice.
Imagery courtesy of The St. Regis Venice (@stregisvenice).
