J. Hill's Standard's master craftsmen blend the traditional techniques of hand-cutting and mouth-blowing glass with the modern sensibilities of international designers such as Martino Gamper and Scholten & Baijings. The result: timeless pieces with true staying power.
Cuttings Whiskey Tumbler by Martino Gamper for J. HILL's Standard
This award-winning glass is one of six different cuts. The series has been retained by the Louvre for its permanent collection at the Museé des Arts Decoratifs.
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Elements Tall Glasses by Scholten & Baijings for J. HILL's Standard
Scholten & Baijings created an extensive range of cuts and built these up on individual glasses and across a range of glass types. The Dutch design duo is known for their work with 'palettes,' typically of color and material. Now they have used this approach to develop a palette of ‘cuts’ to be applied to crystal. Each glass in the Elements series has a different design, so that you can create collections of glasses that are matching or nonmatching, restrained or exuberant.
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Secant Desk Light by Daniel Rybakken for J. HILL's Standard
Utilizing the refractive qualities and geometric simplicity of crystal glass discs as a point of departure Daniel has designed three lights: wall, floor, and table. Restrained and minimal, this modular design allows the glass to be appreciated without any overbearing interventions. Daniel says of the piece: "Secant is about visual and semiotic contrast; the glass discs communicate something pure, fragile and elevated in value, while the machined metal parts communicate the industrial."
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