Aware House

These one-of-a-kind, hand-blown pieces are exactly what your home needs for summer. They are colorful, bold, fun, and the perfect conversation starters.

founded her Pittsburgh studio in 2020 to sustain her craft, not chase large-scale growth. She blends traditional glassmaking with modern molds to hand-cast minimalistic salt-cellars, catch-alls, and candle holders. Her standout process? She meticulously saves, sorts, and remelts her scrap glass into zero-waste, one-of-a-kind pieces.

operates between Washington and California, treating centuries-old glassblowing techniques as tools to solve modern design problems. Refusing to outsource, he stays directly involved in hand-shaping every piece. The result balances old-world craftsmanship with modern interiors—lighting and custom objects built as lasting heirlooms rather than temporary décor.

approaches glassmaking less like manufacturing and more like an experiment. Anchored in Seattle, he intentionally leaves subtle variations and surface details visible so you can actually see the intimate human process in his work. His distinctive pieces range from sculptural orbs to refined wine glasses, recognizable by their bold color palettes and layered patterns.

Mass-produced glass lacks soul. We prefer the alternative: independent makers shaping our collection by hand.

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