Inspired by the beautiful windows of the doge’s palace in Venice, this design pays homage to the history of bottle windows with vibrant golds and crisp lines. They were handmade in the 17th century by blowing a large bubble of glass and then spinning it into a flat disc. This process created a unique texture known as “bullseye” that is still visible in historic windows today. The glass in a bottle window may seem like simple, but it holds a wealth of history and craftsmanship.