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Product description
The color is the first thing you notice. These two glass pear sculptures move between deep midnight blue, smoky navy, and nearly black depending on the light, with an irregular hand-cut surface that gives the glass dimension without adding pattern. Slender brass stems break through the darker color with just enough warmth, creating a pair that feels sculptural rather than literal.
The two graduated sizes are designed to work together, with the taller pear reaching 12.25 inches high and the smaller at 8 inches. Their familiar shape makes them easy to place, but the scale, dark glass, and textured finish give them enough presence for a console, substantial coffee table, or built-in where you want an object that feels collected and a little unexpected.
Design Function: A pair of graduated glass pear sculptures designed to introduce deep blue-black color, organic shape, textural glasswork, and a small touch of warm brass.
Details at a Glance:
Material: Glass with brass stems
Color: Deep blue / midnight blue with brass
Finish: Matte textured glass
Surface Detail: Hand-cut textural finish
Tall Dimensions: 12.25"H x 6.25" Diameter
Small Dimensions: 8"H x 4.5" Diameter
Design Role: Accent Piece + Complementary
Sold As: Set of twoCategory Standard: Within our decorative object collection, this pair sits in the sculptural glass category. The graduated pear silhouettes bring an organic shape to a room, while the dark blue glass and hand-cut texture give them a more substantial presence than a traditional decorative fruit object.
How to Style It: Keep the pair together when you want the difference in height to become part of the composition, or separate them across a larger console or built-in to carry the same color through the space. The blue-black glass is particularly good against pale limestone, marble, cream upholstery, and warm woods, while the brass stems give you a natural connection to aged-brass lighting or smaller metal accents elsewhere in the room.
Where It Works Best: Entry consoles, substantial coffee tables, credenzas, built-ins, open shelving, dining room buffets, and larger nightstands.
Mel's Styling Take: I wouldn't style these as "pears." I'd treat them exactly the way I would any other sculptural glass object. That deep blue is what makes them interesting, especially when it's placed against something lighter—cream, pale stone, or warm wood. I like the two together with a little space between them, and I wouldn't add much around them. The difference in height and that small flash of brass are enough.
Pairs Well With: Pale marble and limestone, warm or dark woods, clear crystal, aged brass, cream ceramics, ivory upholstery, and accents in camel, merlot, olive, or soft taupe. They also work beautifully near abstract art where the deep blue can quietly repeat a darker tone elsewhere in the room.
Also Available In: This design is sold as a coordinating set of two, including one tall and one smaller glass pear sculpture.
Good to Know: The hand-cut textural surface is intentionally irregular and contributes to the character of the glass. The deep blue finish can appear lighter, darker, or nearly black depending on surrounding light and placement.
Product Insight: Graduated deep blue glass pear sculptures combine an organic silhouette, hand-cut surface texture, and brass stems for a darker sculptural accent with substantial scale.
Product description
The color is the first thing you notice. These two glass pear sculptures move between deep midnight blue, smoky navy, and nearly black depending on the light, with an irregular hand-cut surface that gives the glass dimension without adding pattern. Slender brass stems break through the darker color with just enough warmth, creating a pair that feels sculptural rather than literal.
The two graduated sizes are designed to work together, with the taller pear reaching 12.25 inches high and the smaller at 8 inches. Their familiar shape makes them easy to place, but the scale, dark glass, and textured finish give them enough presence for a console, substantial coffee table, or built-in where you want an object that feels collected and a little unexpected.
Design Function: A pair of graduated glass pear sculptures designed to introduce deep blue-black color, organic shape, textural glasswork, and a small touch of warm brass.
Details at a Glance:
Material: Glass with brass stems
Color: Deep blue / midnight blue with brass
Finish: Matte textured glass
Surface Detail: Hand-cut textural finish
Tall Dimensions: 12.25"H x 6.25" Diameter
Small Dimensions: 8"H x 4.5" Diameter
Design Role: Accent Piece + Complementary
Sold As: Set of two
Category Standard: Within our decorative object collection, this pair sits in the sculptural glass category. The graduated pear silhouettes bring an organic shape to a room, while the dark blue glass and hand-cut texture give them a more substantial presence than a traditional decorative fruit object.
How to Style It: Keep the pair together when you want the difference in height to become part of the composition, or separate them across a larger console or built-in to carry the same color through the space. The blue-black glass is particularly good against pale limestone, marble, cream upholstery, and warm woods, while the brass stems give you a natural connection to aged-brass lighting or smaller metal accents elsewhere in the room.
Where It Works Best: Entry consoles, substantial coffee tables, credenzas, built-ins, open shelving, dining room buffets, and larger nightstands.
Mel's Styling Take: I wouldn't style these as "pears." I'd treat them exactly the way I would any other sculptural glass object. That deep blue is what makes them interesting, especially when it's placed against something lighter—cream, pale stone, or warm wood. I like the two together with a little space between them, and I wouldn't add much around them. The difference in height and that small flash of brass are enough.
Pairs Well With: Pale marble and limestone, warm or dark woods, clear crystal, aged brass, cream ceramics, ivory upholstery, and accents in camel, merlot, olive, or soft taupe. They also work beautifully near abstract art where the deep blue can quietly repeat a darker tone elsewhere in the room.
Also Available In: This design is sold as a coordinating set of two, including one tall and one smaller glass pear sculpture.
Good to Know: The hand-cut textural surface is intentionally irregular and contributes to the character of the glass. The deep blue finish can appear lighter, darker, or nearly black depending on surrounding light and placement.
Product Insight: Graduated deep blue glass pear sculptures combine an organic silhouette, hand-cut surface texture, and brass stems for a darker sculptural accent with substantial scale.