6:AM Turns Its Bottega Veneta Glass Cubes into “Batch”
Originally conceived for a luxury runway, the Murano glass cube evolves into a standalone structural layout.
Delfino Sisto Legnani / 6:AM
Italian studio 6:AM has released “Batch,” a modular collection of hand blown Murano glass cubes that began life as seating for Bottega Veneta’s Summer 2026 runway and has now become a permanent product.
Each module is a solid 43 cm cube formed in CNC engraved cast iron molds. The process is deliberately subtractive, closer to rough hewing marble than traditional glass layering, so the surface retains soft, uneven undulations that catch and distort light. When the cubes are stacked or arranged on simple steel frames, they form translucent partitions and architectural screens that shift in appearance as you move around them.
The collection is offered in ten colours: Cristallo, Terra, Rubino, Bianco, Verde Chiaro, Verde Antico, Ambra Scuro, Nero, Acciaio and Rosso. A single cube works as a sculptural podium, stool or side table; multiples can be combined into larger spatial interventions. “Batch” is available now through 6:AM’s online store.
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