Acrylic Glass
Acrylic glasses in bright colors and playful shapes – perfect for both everyday and outdoor use.
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At Dims Studio, you’ll find acrylic glasses built to withstand everyday use and outdoor adventures alike. Dinna personally selects each glass, ensuring colors and shapes that stand out from the ordinary. Here, there’s room for both fun and function on your table.
Colorful acrylic glasses for every occasion
Acrylic glasses are ideal for everything from park picnics to kids’ birthday parties and cozy terrace moments. They come in a wide range of shades – from soft pastels to bold neon colors – and shapes that make setting the table a playful experience. Acrylic is tough and easy to take on the go.
Materials and design
- Made from durable acrylic that won’t shatter
- Glasses with ribbed, faceted, or wavy surfaces
- Lightweight – easy to stack and transport
- Suitable for both cold and warm drinks
Selected brands with character
The collection features acrylic glasses from Rice, Anna Von Lipa, and Selected by Dims Studio. Rice brings iconic colors and prints, while Anna Von Lipa offers elegant shapes in modern pastels. Dinna also handpicks designs you won’t find elsewhere.
Bring your table setting to life
Acrylic glasses let you play with colors and shapes, whether for everyday use or celebrations. They’re perfect when you want a relaxed vibe without sacrificing style. Pair them with ceramics, melamine plates, or mix with glassware for a personal touch.
What is acrylic glass?
Acrylic glass is drinkware made from acrylic plastic, offering a lightweight, durable, and shatterproof alternative to traditional glass. At Dims Studio, you’ll find acrylic glasses in a wide array of colors and shapes, carefully selected from curated brands that balance function and style. It’s not just about practical benefits – the vibrant colors and playful shapes make acrylic glass a perfect choice for adding a splash of color to your table setting without compromising on quality.
Materials and types of acrylic glass
Acrylic glass is made from methacrylate, a type of plastic known for its strength and clarity. It weighs much less than regular glass and withstands bumps and drops without shattering. At Dims Studio, you’ll especially find colorful drinkware from brands like Rice and &Klevering, where acrylic is used for everything from water glasses to wine and cocktail glasses. The surface is often polished to resemble real glass but feels lighter in hand. Acrylic is also BPA-free and recyclable, making it a more eco-friendly choice than disposable plastics.
Sizes and dimensions of acrylic glass
Acrylic glasses come in many sizes to suit both everyday use and celebrations. Classic drinking glasses typically hold 250-350 ml, while large water glasses can hold up to 450 ml. Heights range from about 8 cm for low glasses to 13 cm for tall ones, with diameters usually between 6 and 9 cm. Dims Studio also offers small acrylic glasses for children or shots, usually around 6 cm tall and holding 120 ml. Most acrylic glasses are dishwasher safe on the top rack, but hand washing is recommended to preserve clarity as long as possible.
Brand story: Rice, &Klevering, and Bloomingville
Dims Studio features acrylic glasses from some of the most influential brands in colorful tableware. Rice is known for its playful approach and signature color combos, making their acrylic glasses a hit for kids’ parties and summer gatherings. &Klevering from Amsterdam brings a more graphic and modern vibe with glasses often featuring patterns or textures. Bloomingville contributes Nordic-inspired shapes and soft pastels that easily mix with other materials on the table. All brands share a focus on durability, design, and the joy of setting a table with pieces that won’t break at the first mishap.
Use cases and styling tips for acrylic glass
- Perfect for outdoor use – bring them on picnics, to the beach, or on the balcony without worrying about broken glass.
- Great for families with kids, where safety is key but you still want color and fun at the table.
- Use them as pops of color on an otherwise neutral table, or go all-in by mixing multiple shades for a festive look.
- Combine acrylic glasses with classic glass wine glasses to break up the style and create a personal touch.
- Acrylic glasses are also suitable for serving desserts, snacks, or small portions of soup as starters.
Interior styles and acrylic glass
Acrylic glasses fit into various decor styles. In colorful and eclectic homes, they’re a must-have, mixing well with ceramics and textiles in bold hues. In minimalist interiors, a few acrylic glasses in clear or muted tones add a playful contrast to the simple aesthetic. For Scandinavian interiors, choose acrylic glasses in pastels or transparent shades that complement light woods and natural materials. Acrylic glass also adds a retro touch, especially if you pick models with wavy or ribbed surfaces.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is acrylic glass?
Acrylic glass is drinkware made from acrylic plastic, which is lightweight, shatterproof, and often colorful.
What size acrylic glass should I choose?
For water and juice, 300-400 ml is ideal, while smaller glasses of 120-200 ml suit children or shots.
What is the difference between acrylic glass and regular glass?
Acrylic glass is made of plastic and won’t shatter, while regular glass is heavier and can break.
How big is a typical acrylic glass?
Most acrylic glasses are 8-13 cm tall and hold 250-450 ml.
Which material is best for kids’ glasses?
Acrylic is a safe choice because it doesn’t shatter and is easy for children to hold.
What are acrylic glasses used for?
Acrylic glasses are used for cold drinks, outdoor serving, parties, and as kids’ glasses.
Can acrylic glasses be used for hot drinks?
Most acrylic glasses are designed for cold drinks and do not tolerate boiling liquids.
Are acrylic glasses a good gift idea?
Yes, acrylic glasses are popular gifts, especially for families with children and summer homes.
Browse related categories for even more colorful options for your table setting. At Dims Studio, you can always dive into a carefully curated selection of glassware, both acrylic and other materials, from some of the most creative brands.