Bodum Pavina Double Wall Thermo-Glasses 250ml (Set of 6)

Treat your table to a fresh new look with our eye-catching set of PAVINA double wall glasses. These stylish tumblers make every drink look like a work of art, as the innovative double wall design has a floating effect on your favorite beverage.

But these award-winning tumblers aren’t just a pretty face; they’re really clever too! Individually mouth-blown from heat-resistant borosilicate glass, our double wall glasses have a thermal quality that keeps hot drinks hot and cold drinks cold. There’s a silicone vent at the base of the glass that equalizes the air pressure between the two glass layers when hot or cold liquids are added.

That means no more burnt fingers from picking up a hot cup of coffee, and no messy condensation so no need for coasters. Lightweight and comfortable to hold, these trusty tumblers offer countless serving possibilities, from coffee, tea, and cocoa to cold brew, soda, and cocktails. So you only need to buy one type of glass for your home!

Main Features & Benefits

• Innovative double-wall construction that keeps hot drinks hot and cold drinks cold.
• Also perfect for serving soup or cold desserts.
• Made of mouth-blown, heat-resistant borosilicate glass.
• Hydrophobic silicone vent that equalizes the air pressure between the two layers of glass.
• Dishwasher, microwave, and oven safe (up to 350ºF/176ºC).

Use & Care

Wash in warm, soapy water before first use and dry thoroughly. For all subsequent uses, wash and dry by hand or pop in the dishwasher. PAVINA double wall glasses are safe to use in the freezer, oven, and microwave.

ABOUT BODUM

The BODUM® story begins in Copenhagen, Denmark, where Peter Bodum founded the company in 1944, and is still being written today by his son, Jørgen Bodum, the current CEO, who co-owns the company with his sister Pia Bodum, ensuring that the BODUM® Group remains a 100% family-owned business.

In BODUM®’s early years, Peter Bodum imported glassware to Denmark, when he first came into contact with vacuum coffee makers. Impressed by the taste of the coffee he set out to improve the design and make a product that was affordable for everybody, thus laying the foundations for BODUM®’s success. In the early 1950s, he produced MOCCA, BODUM®’s first vacuum coffee maker, before releasing the SANTOS vacuum coffee maker in 1958.

In 1974, 26-year-old Jørgen Bodum took over the BODUM® company, making an immediate impact with the launch of BODUM®’s first French coffee press, the Bistro, merging BODUM® traditions with fresh innovation. The internationally acclaimed Bistro was selected as the most environmentally friendly coffee press by the international media and received a number of prestigious international and Danish design awards.

A few years later, Jørgen Bodum moved BODUM®’s headquarters to Switzerland, ensuring the company was strategically placed in central Europe.

With great design one of BODUM®’s founding principles, it was a natural progression for Jørgen Bodum to establish an in-house design unit, PI-Design, in Switzerland. Since 1980, this team of designers, engineers, graphic designers and architects has been responsible for all BODUM® product designs, staying true to the tradition of functionality and quality, with a focus on innovation.

In 1986, Jørgen Bodum turned his attention to the retail market by opening the first BODUM® store in London. This flagship store highlighted the variety of BODUM® products and helped to cement the company’s reputation on the international stage. A number of other shops and shop-in-shops followed around the world, including Paris, Copenhagen, Zurich, Lucerne, Tokyo, New York, Sydney, Lisbon, and Auckland.

In 1991, BODUM® bought Martin S. A., the original producer of the first coffee press maker, MELIOR®. The MELIOR® coffee press was first produced in the 1950s in the factory of Martin S.A.’s other business, making fine classical clarinets. It went on to become a cult object for drinking coffee in the 1960s, and this design is still present in BODUM®’s current range with the iconic CHAMBORD® coffee press.

However, while the BODUM® name is synonymous with the iconic coffee press, there’s much more to us than just coffee.

In the same year, 1991, BODUM® reinvented tea brewing with our innovative ASSAM teapot, developed for the British Tea Council. The ASSAM tea press uses the same brewing system as the French coffee press, giving tea lovers full control over the tea-steeping process for the prefect brew.

The following year, BODUM® introduced its collection of electrical household goods, e-BODUM®. Simple yet effective, the IBIS water kettle was the first in the collection, which now includes juicers, coffee grinders, mixers, and blenders.

Today, the BODUM® range has expanded further to include other kitchen and household products, including cookware and cutlery, storage items, textiles, and other home and office products.