Presenting a series of strong conical shapes, Tiago stemware is defined by bold, long, paneled facets that taper into glamorous, thickly fluted stems. The effect is architectural and anchored in Art Deco, with echoes of the Chrysler Building, Radio City Music Hall, and other glittering Steel Age building icons. The width of the cuts and the wonderful weight of the crystal yield particularly radiant refraction. Since his arrival on the New York design stage, O'Brien has been widely recognized for his trademark style of "warm modernism," bringing vanguard mid-century forms and furnishings into a context of classic comfort. In both interiors and products, his firm promotes understated elegance with a pulse on tradition, deploying pairings of old and new, sophisticated and simple, to create a style that feels at once refined and familiar.