Esque Studio is the result of a 15-year long collaboration between artists Andi Kovel and Justin Parker. The name Esque refers to the suffix meaning “in the manor of,” and is an intentional nod to and acknowledgment of outside influences and inspiration.

The duo met in Brooklyn at the public glass studio, Urban Glass, where they worked as artists for hire for elite fine artists and designers. Their shared vision and aspiration gave birth to Esque, with the concept of creating modern, functional, concept-based glassware aimed at the design industry and away from the pedestal.

Esque Studio is the result of a 15-year long collaboration between artists Andi Kovel and Justin Parker. The name Esque refers to the suffix meaning “in the manor of,” and is an intentional nod to and acknowledgment of outside influences and inspiration.

The duo met in Brooklyn at the public glass studio, Urban Glass, where they worked as artists for hire for elite fine artists and designers. Their shared vision and aspiration gave birth to Esque, with the concept of creating modern, functional, concept-based glassware aimed at the design industry and away from the pedestal.

Through the years, Kovel and Parker have led the movement of trend in glass, by breaking the rules and outdated notions of craft and material associated with their medium. They've risen to international acclaim, most notably with the honor of being named part of Time Magazine’s “Design 100,” today’s most influential and inspiring international designers. They've collaborated with everyone–from Stumptown Coffee, for whom they designed a coffee shop in Portland’s Ace Hotel, to Lenny Kravitz, who commissioned the glass for his Miami pad from Esque–and have completed projects for Donna Karen, Ralph Lauren, The W Hotel, Hugo Boss, Anthropologie, Sephora and Design Within Reach.