
Room Names
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 »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.
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 the range from a client in […]
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 […]
Continue reading »In 2018, we took an order for our popular Autumn Tree design from our Shadows of Nature range. The client had two identical pattern 10 […]
Continue reading »In 2019 a client in Accrington asked us to produce two etched glass double glazed units for a window in their bathroom. They were fond of […]
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