A ribbed glass carafe designed for bedside tables, dining settings, and slow morning rituals. The form is simple enough for everyday use but refined enough to stay visible on the table.

The neck profile was tuned for controlled pouring, while the ribbed surface improves grip and catches light without becoming decorative noise. A small matching cup can serve as both lid and drinking glass.

The project explored how thickness, weight, and transparency affect perceived quality. The final object feels light in appearance while keeping enough mass for stability.

The portfolio presentation uses light-driven photography, close crops, and serving-context images to show reflection, scale, and hand interaction.