Frosted Glass for Signs

Frosted glass is one type of textured glass we use that has some privacy to it. But, it is being used in a unique way for this photography collective. Using stand offs, the glass is attached to wall in the sizes and amounts needed. Then, vinyl lettering can be added or even certain paints and markers to write up what is current. In this case, it is for current and upcoming exhibitions. The lettering is removed and the new set is added, creating a professional and clean look.

You can also see them in action at Oak Gallery, our sister space here at the shoppe! They are used for displaying the names of the artists work in the gallery

Underwater Door Insert

We loved spending time on creating this underwater adventure for our client! It is art glass overlay, dual glazed, and installed in our clients door.

This art is on one solid piece of tempered glass, making strong and durable! We were able to create a gorgeous design that matched our clients wants perfectly. Inspired by creatures the client had in their own fish tank, we used stunning colors, textures, glass jewels, lead lines, and glass globs and eyes to create this dimensional piece. We all played a role in this amazing project. Oh, and I should mention - this is one of a set of two! Phew, a job well done to our designers and creators!

Textured Glass Tabletops

Glass tabletops and furniture protectors are a fantastic way to protect the surfaces of your furniture from scratches, moisture, or the stray crayons. Clear glass is a common option and great if the furniture below is to be displayed. However, as a home to art glass, we love using textured glass to add some decoration and uniqueness to your table, dresser, vintage trunk, and other glass needing surfaces.

We will have a brand new page on this site to highlight our decorative glass options to protect your furniture or replace your glass tabletop. Check here for the new page announcement! In the mean time, visit the Glass and Mirror Shoppe page for Glass Table Tops here.

Check out the gallery below for a few of our color and shape examples and be sure to check out our textured glass here for more options to protect, enhance, or replace your tabletop or furniture top!

Three Year Anniversary of Custom Art Glass Door Inserts

This week three years ago our designers started working on four inserts for a tall door we had recently been given. This was a chance to create something for the shoppe to show off our work and independent designs along with dividing up the space a little more. We used round bevels, blown glass rondels, textures, and lead to create a color free design flowing from one panel to the next. Traditionally this type of lead and bevel design would have an elaborate center and mirrored design, but we can break from tradition and create something new if the space (and client!) calls for it. We love creating art glass and learned all the “rules” so we can break or follow them for the sake of creating amazing glass art!