Durable glassware inspired by mid-century canteens
The folks at NIKO JUNE in Copenhagen have a knack for turning everyday designs into objects with soul, and one of our favorites from their lineup is the Kantine Drinking Glass. A nod to the design ethos of yesteryear when objects were built to last and worth holding onto, this glass takes its cues from mid-century school canteens and service stations. Made from borosilicate glass—the same you’d find in chem labs—it’s tough enough to handle everything from boiling-hot tea to ice-cold cocktails. Not to mention, they’re stackable and display-worthy on any shelf. And what really sealed it for us? They’re made in small batches, guided by a belief that lasting design should start with intention—not excess.
Features
Set of two stackable glass tumblers
Inspired by classic mid-century design
Built to withstand temperature swings from boiling water to iced drinks
Translucent amber shade
Each glass is unique and thickness of the glass varies
