Bathrooms, shower enclosures, Ceilings, domes, and skylights, Entryways and Doors, Kitchens and cabinets, & Windows
Restaurants, hotels, Casinos, lounges, Clubs, Retail stores, Offices, Corporate designs and we specialize in custom designs in the hospitality industry.
Churches and other places of worship, Altars and vestibules, We have completed an extensive portfolio of outstanding religious decorative glass projects.
Designers and decorators often reference the importance of 'flow' in a home or space; the ease with which the eye can travel from one area to another. This can be accomplished through colour, flooring transitions, a specific style or decor. This does not mean that every room needs to look the same or be the same colour, but for instance, there may be a continuity of colour, used either as the main event or an accent. A repetition of architectural detail can be a subtle influence in how this all plays out. Think of moldings, baseboards and trims and how they can influence the 'feel' of a space. In this beautiful renovation of a century home, the detail of the entrance glass was repeated in other areas on the main floor. A simple and unassuming detail, yet powerful in its contribution to this elegant home.
Where else can Decorative Art Glass be used? Picture an interior window between two rooms that will allow light to flow from one to the other; interior transoms over doorways; folding privacy screens; cabinetry glass as an accent in your kitchen or entertainment unit; a light box to provide a ‘window’ in a room with no window; shower enclosures; even fluorescent ceiling panels and mirrors. The possibilities are endless; if you can imagine it, we can usually find a way for it to be done!
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