Trisha H.
9/17/2014
Bought the revolving wine glasses + stand at Renegade art fair. Gave to my mom tonight as bday present and she absolutely loved them. She immediately opened some of her best wine to try them out...
Swoon Living
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2850 N Pulaski Rd Ste 3
Chicago, IL 60641
Swoon Living is a Chicago-based company founded in 2012 by Patrick Fitzpatrick, offering a range of creatively designed home goods and decor. Their products, constructed from walnut, maple, and reclaimed barn wood, provide a modern yet natural feel to any home. From wall art featuring the City Skyline to personal bonfire kits for tabletops, Swoon Living specializes in unique items such as revolving glassware, including wine glasses, decanters, and cocktail glasses.
With a focus on quality and craftsmanship, Swoon Living delights guests with their selection of home decor, including Mahogany scented candles and the Ultimate S'mores kit. Whether you're looking for the perfect gift or want to add a touch of elegance to your own space, Swoon Living offers a variety of stylish and functional products to suit any taste.
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5.05 reviews
Lauren R.
9/7/2014
We recently bought the Revolving Rocks glass set from Chicago's Renegade art fair, and we already love them! SO unique and fun to drink out of. We've gotten compliments from multiple friends -...
Chelsea S.
9/7/2014
I came across 3-Switch at a local street festival and loved all of their glassware. One of my best friends is getting married and it's the perfect gift for her and her fiancé. The prices are...
Jess R.
9/21/2014
Patrick their designer and prototype engineer came through for me when I was in need of a last minute house warming gift. Our schedules were not meshing but he was both patient and flexible enough...
Sara C.
9/7/2014
The revolving glasses and decanters are so beautiful and functional! I've bought multiple sets of glasses with the personalized etching as wedding gifts and they have been a big hit. Reliable in...
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