Glass Spoons

A series of handblown glass spoons made from Borosilicate glass tubes

This project is now archived and was part of DDW20

Borosilicate glass spoon by Maarten Baptist

Maarten Baptist

Maarten Baptist always looks for logical and functional utensils that derive from the material or technology. These glass spoons are his latest result.

To craft an object, a glassblower starts with a Borosilicate glass tube. Maarten Baptist designed a series of spoons based on this technique. He asked the glassblower to blow a sphere at the end of a glass tube. After that, the object was cut in half alon

Sugar spoon, Serving spoon, Soup spoon, Saladspoon

Maarten Baptist

The glass spoons are designed and crafted locally

Maarten Baptist

Functional utensils derive from a glass technique

Maarten Baptist

A set of four spoons handblown from glass tubes

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About Maarten Baptist

Designer Maarten Baptist has an affinity with food and coffee. He creates both delicate tabletop products and an extensive range of furniture. Maarten develops icons for day-to-day activities, each with an elegant sense of presence. Often a tiny detail will be off-key, making his pieces charmingly different. ‘I try to keep a sense of wonder alive about the things around me and I translate that wonder into my products.’ Fresh yet organic shapes pervade his work.