The Kitchen Table · Wine glasses

Wine Glasses, Coloured Stems & Stemless Styles

Good company, with a little colour in the glass.

Coloured stems and generous bowls bring an easy sense of occasion to the table. Explore Twist wine glasses in blue and green or pink and peach, alongside a clear Nord stemless shape. Choose the outline you like holding, with space for wine, a spritz or your preferred cold drink.

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Pink, peach, blue and green wine glasses arranged on a sunlit dining table.
The Kitchen TableTwisted coloured glass and clear stemless shapes for the table.

Compare the bowl

Angled and balloon-shaped Twist glasses have different proportions.

Choose the footprint

Stemless glasses sit lower; stems add height to the setting.

Look at the capacity

Check the listed size rather than judging from a photograph.

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A colour pairing without the formality

One blue glass and one green, or one pink and one peach: the Twist pairs give two places a shared shape without making them identical. Let the glass provide most of the colour and keep the other pieces quieter. A plain plate and linen napkin are enough to make the setting feel complete. If you want to add another glass, clear water tumblers keep the coloured bowl in view.

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Choose the shape you want to reach for

A large balloon bowl and a lower stemless glass ask for different space on the table and in the cupboard. Think about your usual place setting, the reach across the table and where the glasses will live between meals. The best choice is the one that comes out regularly. Explore flutes and coupes when you want a different silhouette for a toast, while keeping the same easy approach to entertaining.

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Find the wine glass that fits your table

Bowl shape, height and cupboard space are useful starting points. Decide whether you prefer a stem or a lower tumbler, then compare the coloured pairs and their individual dimensions before choosing a set.

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What is the difference between the Twist wine glass shapes?

The Twist range includes angled bowls listed at 550ml and larger balloon bowls listed at 650ml. Both come in complementary colour pairs, but their proportions differ. Compare the selected product's dimensions and photographs to choose the shape that suits your hand, shelf and table.

Why might I choose a stemless wine glass?

A stemless glass gives the table a lower outline and removes the stem from the shape you need to store. The Nord version has a rounded bowl and a clear finish. Check its dimensions against your cupboard and choose it if you prefer holding the bowl itself.

Do all the coloured wine glasses have the same care instructions?

Check each listing, as the specifications differ between designs. Some Twist glasses have a stated dishwasher temperature limit, while others specify the top rack. The clear stemless glass has separate guidance. Keep the product instructions with the set so cleaning follows the glass you actually bought.