The tea set uses double-wall glass construction to conserve heat and highlight the colors of the teas or other liquids inside; a tea candle can be placed underneath the vessel to amplify the effect.
Thursday, May 20, 2004
Float Tea Lantern
Architects Stephanie Forsythe and Todd MacAllen, known for their Soft House concept, created molo design in 2003 as "the global vehicle to manufacture, distribute, and market the product design work" of the duo. A recent product now available is the float tea lantern, shown below.
The tea set uses double-wall glass construction to conserve heat and highlight the colors of the teas or other liquids inside; a tea candle can be placed underneath the vessel to amplify the effect.
The tea set uses double-wall glass construction to conserve heat and highlight the colors of the teas or other liquids inside; a tea candle can be placed underneath the vessel to amplify the effect.
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