Nicolson Russell: Glamourous Glassware For Your Home Bar
When it comes to glassware, it pays to be ahead of the curve and invest in luxury glassware that you can whip out on special occasions. Nicolson Russell sets the trend, bringing international designer influences into South African homes at affordable prices. Let’s take a look at some glamourous glassware options that are ideal over the festive season.
Whether you’re sipping on a G&T or celebrating life with a bottle of bubbly, the perfect glass can totally enhance the experience.
Crystal Glassware
Nicolson Russell’s crystal glassware range is made from the finest quality of crystal glassware and finished off with real gold rims. What’s more is that you can get this range in three different hues – clear, pink and smoke. Why not invest in all three and whip these out according to your mood!
Rose Gold
A beautiful drinkware range made from stainless steel and plated in rose gold titanium for longevity and shine. We love the shimmer of the Rose Gold which adds a definite luxurious touch to any celebration.
What about Tea Time?
If drinks and sundowners are not your thing, how about a splurge on a high tea celebration? Experience teatime at its finest with Nicolson Russell! This exquisite collection of teacups is made from fine bone china and hand-painted with real gold finish for an elegant and timeless look.
We wish you an inspired and happy festive season with your loved ones.
For more visit Nicolson Russell.
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