Artland Drinkware

Artland Drinkware, Glassware & Barware:

Artland drinkware combines functional glassware with distinctive colour, pattern and handcrafted detailing. The collection includes wine glasses, gin glasses, champagne flutes, stemless glasses, goblets, highball glasses and double old fashioned tumblers, alongside wine decanters and an ice bucket. Designs range from tactile pressed glass to mouth-blown decorative pieces with metallic finishes.

Artland Wine, Gin & Champagne Glasses:

Stemware includes wine and gin glasses from Artland’s Tropical Leaves, Peacock, Midnight Peacock, Filigree and Neon ranges. Tropical Leaves glassware has a particularly distinctive finish, combining a mirrored silver exterior with laser-cut rainforest-inspired leaf motifs and soft green metallic colour visible through the design.

For champagne, the collection includes Tropical Leaves and Splash flutes. The Splash set contains four handcrafted 205ml champagne glasses, each featuring a different coloured stem detail in blue, green, red or black.

Highball, DOF & Stemless Glasses:

For tumblers, Artland Highgate and Newport ranges include highball and double old fashioned (DOF) glass sets. Highgate glassware features a tactile diamond pattern with a sloping gradient and is made from pressed glass. The four-piece goblet set contains different colours formed within the glass rather than applied as a surface coating.

Decorative DOF tumblers also appear in the Tropical Leaves, Peacock and Midnight Peacock ranges, while Artland Neon includes colourful stemless glasses as well as wine and gin formats.

Artland Wine Decanters & Barware:

The Sommelier range includes glass wine decanters, including 1400ml and 1850ml designs. The handcrafted 1400ml decanter features a thumb hole for a secure grip when pouring and measures approximately 28cm high. An 1800ml Newport ice bucket adds another barware option to the collection.

Choosing Artland Glassware:

Choose by both drink type and design. Highball and DOF tumblers suit those wanting versatile everyday glass shapes, while wine, gin and champagne glasses provide more specialised stemware. For statement tableware, consider Tropical Leaves, Peacock or Neon designs; for tactile pressed glass, look to Highgate. Most drinking glasses are supplied in coordinating sets of two or four, making it easier to build a matching Artland glassware collection.