NATURE-INSPIRED

Liquid Glass

Echoing the shifting rhythms of water, the Liquid Glass collection captures the essence of flow, ripple, and suspension. Mouth-blown bubbles and softly distorted forms reflect the movement of streams, currents, and rising vapor. Grounded in Bohemian glassmaking tradition, each piece embodies the fluid energy of water—transformed into light, frozen in time, and made for contemporary interiors.

Designed by Ing. arch. Martina SvobodovA & Ing. arch. Michala SlynkovA

The Inspiration

Water never rests. It slips, crashes, gathers, disperses. It carves, reflects, envelops, and transforms. This is a collection of suspended compositions inspired by the endlessly varied behaviors of water — not as a singular element, but as a living system of gestures: swirling, falling, flowing, breaking, rising. Each composition reveals a transient moment of water — captured in pause, yet alive with energy. Some evoke movement through patterns and buildup, reminiscent of whirlpools, tides, or rainfall, while others dwell in stillness, focusing on subtle details and quiet tension instead of velocity. These compositions evoke atmospheric impressions — poetic interpretations of fluidity shaped by light, balance, and nuanced energy. Through variations in scale, color, and spatial arrangement, the collection reflects the poetry of water’s behavior — its ability to be both force and vapor, precision and surrender.

Whirlpool

Whirlpool is a suspended glass composition that captures the hypnotic force and delicate beauty of an underwater vortex — a moment where movement, light, and air collide. Inspired by the natural spiraling of bubbles beneath the surface, the piece evokes a sense of continuous rotation held briefly in stillness. Arranged in a loose upward spiral, the spheres trace a fluid, rising motion reminiscent of a swirling current. As light passes through and refracts within each sphere, it creates a layered, luminous effect that changes with the viewer’s perspective. The result is a composition that feels both weightless and alive — suggesting motion without depicting it, and capturing a suspended moment between flow and stillness, clarity and diffusion.

Water Veil

This smaller suspended glass composition floats delicately above the table like a gentle wave or fluid bow. Formed from subtly deformed, dimpled spheres, it recalls the soft gestures of water — a quiet ripple, the shimmer of a surface touched by light, or the graceful drape of a liquid curtain. In contrast to the larger, more dynamic piece Water Whirlpool, this work captures water in a quieter state: hovering, wavering, suspended in a moment of still motion. It evokes not force, but fluid elegance — a whispering flow paused in mid-air.