fused glass
Fused glass offers a different approach to stained and leaded glass design and can offer a lighter and more modern design. It is a technique where separate pieces of glass are melted together to form a single shape. Fused glass can be formed into almost any shape. It can be used as lighting, glass tiles, windows or incorporated into a leaded glass panels. Melting glass in this way was first recorded by the Egyptians 3,600 yrs ago.
A fused glass stair landing window with wave design for this Grangemouth home.
A fused glass window with a wave pattern for this modern bathroom. Kirkintilloch.
A fused glass window installed at Buchanan Lodge For Cassiltoun HA, Impact Arts and Anderson Bell Christie Architects. Design collaboration by residents and Impact Arts. Glasgow.
A fused glass garden screen for a communal garden courtyard. Hand prints from local classes were turned into clay moulds which were then used to make textured imprints into the glass. Hamilton. South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture.
Various fused glass lighting and fused glass wall lights with bespoke hardwood frames.
A fused, painted and leaded glass panel. Using different techniques of the craft creates a wonderfully rich effect. Detail from our Gustav Klimt "Kiss" panel.
A single piece of glass with layers of clear and green glass are melted together in the kiln to produce a fused glass kitchen window for this glasgow home. The fused glass is then bonded to a piece of toughened glass to add strength/security.