Revolving Wine Decanter & Glasses Set With Custom Black Walnut Tray
Swoon Decanter and Glasses Set with Custom Black Walnut Service Tray. Choose between the all glass Decanter or for an additional $25 you can opt for the Swoon Decanter with wooden foot. We have Cherry and Black Walnut options. Included in the set are 4 hand blown Swoon Revolving Wine Glasses, the Swoon Revolving Decanter and Matching Cork, and the black walnut service tray. You can add custom barn wood gift packing for both the glassware and the base. Locally sourced lumber milled here in Chicago according to your specifics. We travel throughout the Midwest to find unique black walnut timber. Also some prefer the board as a cutting area and others prefer a pocket for food service so we made it an option. Add the pocket for $50 additional or have a slab of marble inlaid for $100. This makes for an excellent cheese service area We do offer custom etching on most any wood surface starting at $25. Don't hesitate to email with any questions concerning your order.
Material
- glass
- marble
- cherry
- oak
- walnut
Style
- live edge
Type
- wood
Shape
- unique
Finish
- black
Meet the Maker
Patrick Fitzpatrick
Swoon Living
Swoon Living is a Chicago based company founded in 2012 by Patrick Fitzpatrick.
Swoon Living does three things: designs and produces products, takes on commissions from other designers and artisans, as well as creating a space to teach people how to make their own products.
Services:
The resident artists and designers are available for custom and commissioned works. Which could be anything from an item in a different color, a specialty gift, a dining room table, or a large-scale art installation.
Swoon Living offers a number of services through the our studio.
CNC Milling
Laser Etching
Design Prototyping
Glass Prototyping (blown and cast)
Molds (blown and cast)
About Patrick:
Patrick Fitzpatrick is a designer and prototype engineer. Patrick received his BFA at the University of Illinois and his MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Following college he worked for the architecture firm Adrian Smithand Gordon Gill LLP as a model builder.