3,408 blue glass bowls Products

Any dessert tastes better when served in the Global Amici Luster Blue Dessert Glass - Set of 4. This set includes four thick, recycled glass blue cups with green stems. Perfect for a variety of desserts, these footed bowls are dishwasher-safe, too.About Global Amici Inc.Global Amici was...

This firepit is so cool because it can be used indoor and outdoor. It's simple and burns without soot. It feels natural and modern at the same time.

Ceramics make me happy. I love the way they feel and the way they look. These bowls are really beautiful.

I love this blue swirled Turkish glass serving bowl! This would be so fresh and inviting filled with cut fruit.

This bowl was hand painted in beautiful shades of lime, green, aquamarine, teal, turquoise and blue stained glass paints, and decorated with Swarovski rhinestones.

A great piece that could serve as a unique decorative item, candy bowl or candle holder (think, floating candles), either on its own or part of a larger glass collection.

These garden pots light up the evening yard and are certain to spark conversation.

This is a cute way to keep your salt on the counter, ready for the next pinch in your recipe.

This is so much cooler than the boring goldfish bowl I had as a kid. This fish hotel is only $25.00, so if you want to get super-fancy, buy two. They are stackable, which means the bottom one can be the lobby and the top one can be a Randy Gerber V.I.P. bar called SkyWater.

These hand-blown bulbs would look gorgeous hanging down over a table or greeting guests in the entry. Choose a different shape or color for the bulbs, or stick with this sultry red — there are lots of customization options.

Etsy fine artist Heather Knight creates beautiful unique pieces inspired by nature. This bowl can be used as a sculpture and is food safe.

This glass coral bowl is perfect for the mom who wishes it were beach season year-round.

Aqua ocean beach sea coral bowl in watery art glass. Perfect for beach cottage decor.

I am seriously wowed by ceramicist Heather Knight's collection of pieces inspired by botanical forms and marine life. Her work reflects the details you might see under a microscope. These are called Scallop Bowls, and you can see the shape of this creature clearly defined. I love the ocean-colored...

This is a great change from the usual stainless steel kitchen sink! I defy anyone walking into a kitchen fitted with one to resist having a look in.

Fashion's color blocking trend also works in the home. This set of mixing bowls in three satisfying shades of blue, from sky to cornflower, is so cute even I might be inspired to do some baking!

Love these beautiful nesting bowls. A pretty pop of color for your table.

These wheel-thrown porcelain bowls are hand-painted, signed and dated by the artist herself. The graduated nautical stripes invite summer salads and side dishes!

The first thing on my wish list is a KitchenAid mixer. Blue is my favorite color, and I can just imagine the endless cooking possibilities this could bring me.

This gorgeous porcelain bowl was inspired by the sea. It works tipped upside down to give your display an interesing shape and to show off all of the texture, however, when right-side-up, the gorgeous glaze and color of the inside will stun you. I collect Heather Knight's work myself and I cannot...

This dog bowl is so good looking that I'm trying to think of ways a dog-less home, such as mine, can work it into the decor. Dog dishes are usually kept in the kitchen and can make a mess of the area they're kept in, but at least when it's tidy it will look gorgeous in enameled sky blue.

I love the idea of a monochromatic white dinnerware set with this sole subtle accent color. If your plates are quite up to snuff for open shelving, consider this affordable investment.

You can't beat Ikea prices. I love this bowl because oftentimes when it's dad's turn to cook he makes pasta, and I think this would be the perfect pasta serving bowl. Don't you?

These vibrant bowls are based on a design from the sixties, reinterpreted by Paul Smith. Suitable as serving dishes, pet bowls, or to corral office supplies on your desk, you'll want to leave them out on display all the time.

I love bowls that are shallow but wide; they're so versatile for both serving and displays on the table. I especially love the unique floral print on the inside of this one for just a peek of color.

I recently bought this bowl and it's one of the best kitchen purchases I've made in some time. The lid doubles as a cutting board and is so convenient for outdoor entertaining.