Glass Bell

A glass cloche displays an object like in a cabinet of curiosities. Dried flowers, a candle or a figurine: it enhances everything it covers.

A glass cloche showcases a dried bouquet or a miniature sculpture. On a shelf or a console, it creates a mini-universe.

Pitfall: an empty glass cloche. Always place an interesting object inside.

The size of the glass cloche must be adapted to the object you wish to display. Choose a cloche slightly larger than the object so that it is well showcased without being too confined.

You can combine the glass cloche with different materials such as wood, metal or marble to create an interesting contrast and add texture to your decor.

To clean a glass cloche, use a soft cloth and a glass cleaner. Avoid abrasive products that could scratch the glass. Wipe gently to maintain the cloche's transparency.

Place the glass cloche at a height that allows the object it covers to be clearly seen, generally between 20 and 30 cm above the furniture or table. Make sure the height matches the rest of your decor.

When moving a glass cloche, handle it with care by holding it firmly by the base. Avoid lifting it by the dome so as not to weaken it. Move it gently to avoid any shock or vibration.