Etched Glass Tree Panels – Farnham
A client in Farnham approached us to create etched panels running across the front elevation of their new lobby. They sent us a vector image […]
Continue reading »Each Sandblasted Glass job we make is a bespoke glass design suited to the customers very own glass sizes. The pages below contain a small selection of recent Etched Glass works created by our dedicated glass studio. These designs are perfect to help give you a better feel as to what we can create for you in our studio.
A client in Farnham approached us to create etched panels running across the front elevation of their new lobby. They sent us a vector image […]
Continue reading »A client in Oxford approached us to create an etched version of our Renfrew design from our Mackintosh Range. The Renfrew design is available in […]
Continue reading »We can create stunning etched glass room name panels for any room in your home in any glass size. Over the years we have produced […]
Continue reading »In 2018, shortly after the launch of our new Edinburgh Etched Glass range, we received our first order from this new Victorian Etched Glass range. […]
Continue reading »In 2020, we received an order for our popular Shadows of Nature Spring Tree design from a client in Wilmslow. She wanted the glass to […]
Continue reading »In 2017, a client approached us wanting to install a feature window in a partition between two rooms using this butterfly and reeds design. We […]
Continue reading »In 2018, we received an order from a couple who wanted a pair of etched glass panels to represent their heritages and welcome visitors to […]
Continue reading »In 2018, a client from Knutsford supplied us with photographs of a glass pattern they required. We didn’t have this particular design on file so […]
Continue reading »In 2018, a customer asked us to produce glass in a design that stylistically matched other houses on their street. The panel above the door […]
Continue reading »In 2019, a customer in East Grinstead supplied an image of a chambermaid drinking a martini. They wanted us to create this pattern as an […]
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