Sophie Lou Jacobsen makes glassware that turns the everyday pour into a small piece of theater. The French-American designer established her New York studio in 2019 with a focus on objects of use, drawing on industrial design and a fascination with how people interact with things. Wobbly stems, colored details and crystal embellishment keep these pieces functional without making them behave.
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Glassware With a Pulse
Sophie Lou Jacobsen established her New York studio in 2019 after working as an industrial designer and exploring glass through personal projects. Her work is interested in the relationship between object and user, which is why the coupes, tumblers, bowls and wine glasses feel so inviting in the hand. The forms are playful, but each one still understands the basic job of holding a drink or a snack.

Roma set of four crystal-embellished glass cocktail coupes
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Torino Rocks set of four crystal-embellished glass tumblers
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Aperitivo set of three crystal-embellished glass snack bowls
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Aperitivo set of two crystal-embellished glass plates
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Capri glass tray
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Le Verre Bonbon set of four glasses
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Piano set of two cocktail glasses and stainless steel skewers
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

+ Ghia Totem set of two glasses
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Le Petit Bol set of four glass bowls
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Le Verre Grand set of eight glass tumblers
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Le Pichet glass jug
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Coco set of two glass egg cups
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Bilboquet set of four wine glasses
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Cosmo set of four fluted glass champagne coupes
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

+ Ghia Totem set of four glass cups
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Piano set of four glass cocktail coupes
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Squiggle stainless steel tray
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

+ Etagere Spiral set of eight nickel-plated coasters
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Ripple set of four glasses
Sophie Lou Jacobsen

Tulip set of four wine glasses
Sophie Lou Jacobsen
Our honest take
Our honest take: this is glassware for people who think a table setting should have a point of view. The pieces are too cheerful to reserve for formal occasions, and sturdy enough in spirit to become part of an ordinary evening. If you take one thing away, mix one unmistakable shape with simple plates and let the table keep its sense of humor.






