Serax Out Of Lines tumbler S

Everyday objects can carry character, and the Serax Out Of Lines tumbler S proves it through subtle irregularity. Conceived by Uncharted for Serax, its textured surface and organic profile bring a tactile dimension to drinking, moving away from the predictable geometry of conventional tumblers. Compact and versatile, it is sized to serve water, juice, or small cocktails, making it an adaptable piece for the modern table. Belonging to the Out Of Lines collection, it reflects a playful yet refined design language that balances imperfection with elegance.

Fine Materials & Artisanal Mastery

Crafted from premium glass, this textured glass tumbler is both durable and transparent, with the texture catching light in unexpected ways. Its small scale makes it comfortable to hold, while the rim remains fine enough to ensure ease of use. Dishwasher safe at a maximum of 75°, it combines practical considerations with design sensibility, serving households as well as professional contexts. The irregularity is not a flaw but a deliberate choice: a reminder that beauty often lies in asymmetry.

Elegant Silhouettes & Harmonious Combinations

The Serax Out Of Lines tumbler integrates smoothly into a wide range of settings. At breakfast it offers charm with fresh juices, at dinner it supports water service, and in casual contexts it even becomes a playful vessel for small mixed drinks. It pairs easily with porcelain plates or crystal stemware, bringing variety to the table without losing coherence. By combining this tumbler with other Serax collections, tablescapes gain texture and contrast, showing how design can enrich daily routines.

Prestige & Desirability

This piece resonates with buyers who want everyday objects infused with personality. For professionals it adds diversity to restaurant or hospitality service, while for private collectors it represents a modern interpretation of traditional glassware. More than a simple vessel, the Serax Out Of Lines tumbler S embodies Serax’s ongoing commitment to turning daily rituals into design-led experiences.