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Hudson Wilder: Discover Exquisite Glassware and Tableware at Showroom & Café in Dumbo
Hudson Wilder
Hudson Wilder: Glassware and Tableware That Blend Beauty and Durability
Hudson Wilder, based in Brooklyn's DUMBO district, is a design brand known for its stunning glassware and tableware that blur the line between art and functionality. The pieces feature simple yet refined designs that exude elegance, while also offering exceptional durability. Crafted to withstand daily use, each item is as sturdy as it is beautiful, making it a perfect blend of art and practicality. Hudson Wilder's glassware stands out as functional art, elevating any dining experience with its beauty and strength.
The DUMBO Café: A Space Where Art and Coffee Converge
The Hudson Wilder showroom-café, located in the heart of Brooklyn's DUMBO district, offers a unique space where design and art seamlessly come together. Visitors can explore the brand’s exquisite glassware and tableware collections, while also enjoying a curated selection of art books and artworks on display. The café serves carefully selected coffee and light bites, creating a perfect environment to relax and immerse yourself in a world of design, art, and coffee. It's a place where creativity and daily pleasures meet, offering a true sensory experience.
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