GLASS LONGDRINK XL TRANSPARENT SILHOUETTE
GLASS LONGDRINK XL TRANSPARENT SILHOUETTE
Designed by Sergio Herman
This XL long drink glass from Sergio Herman’s Silhouette collection features an elegant, streamlined shape inspired by the soft curves of nature. Its refined design adds simplicity and sophistication to any drink service.
DESIGNER
SERGIO HERMAN
Sergio Herman is a celebrated chef, restaurateur and creative entrepreneur whose work bridges gastronomy and design.
Deeply connected to his native Zeeland, he transformed the family restaurant Oud Sluis into a three-Michelin-star destination that ranked among The World’s 50 Best Restaurants for eight consecutive years.
After closing Oud Sluis in 2013, he founded the Sergio Herman Group, now one of Europe’s most forward-thinking restaurant collectives.
With award-winning concepts such as Le Pristine, AIRrepublic, Blueness, Frites Atelier and his most recent project PrivéPrivée, he continues to explore the boundaries between food, art and craftsmanship.
His long-standing collaboration with Serax translates this vision into timeless collections that combine culinary expertise with design sensitivity.
Surface reflects the raw textures and layered landscapes of Zeeland, Inku captures the refined elegance of Japanese aesthetics, and Silhouette unites fine dining heritage with the organic forms and subtle irregularities of nature.
INFORMATION
INSPIRED
Nature inspired curved design
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DETAIL
Many of our designs are finished by hand, this may lead to irregularities and is considered a part of the uniqueness of each piece.
COLLECTION
Silhouette, a name that refers to the refined contours of the tableware and glassware. Sergio has returned to the essence, opting for a series of clear, elegant silhouettes that will enhance any table setting without ever dominating it. The shapes are inspired by the simple yet refined beauty of flowers.
The subtle reference to the Dutch tulip is also a tribute to Sergio’s own roots, whereas the contours of the calla lily, visible in the highball and the espresso glass, have symbolised joy and celebration since Roman times.








