Etched Fused Tree Of Life – Surbiton
Hello David, below is the drawing of your chosen 544 design shown in your glass sizes. The background shown grey will be sandblasted glass (etched) [...]
Founded in 1994, the Leadbitter Glass Studio has been supplying Fused Glass panels to homes and businesses across London ever since, delivering to every other part of the UK too. Notting Hill’s famously colourful terraces and Highgate Village’s Georgian streets were originally fitted with etched or stained glass, but Fused Glass has become a popular contemporary upgrade for homeowners right across the capital, bringing a genuinely modern finish to period doors and windows.

Every Fused Glass design begins with an etched glass background, onto which small hand-cut fused tiles are UV bonded, giving each panel a genuine sense of depth and texture on top of its colour. Panels are supplied as single or double-glazed glass, built to your own sizes for any door or window. The great majority of orders qualify for free delivery across London.

We’ve supplied glass for a Prime Minister’s home, for Hollywood film sets, and for well-known musicians and billionaires — though the vast majority of what we make is still for homeowners across London. We also produce other styles of Decorative Glass for London clients, including Stained Glass, Bevelled Glass, and Etched Glass.


Every order comes with free access to our Client Pages design service. A few days after you order, we’ll send a computer-generated proof built to your exact glass sizes, so you know exactly how it will look. Want the tile colours adjusted, an element resized, or the pattern shifted within the panel? Just say so — we’ll keep refining until you’re happy, and production only starts once you’ve signed off the final drawing.

Every Fused Glass panel begins life as a sheet of toughened safety glass, sandblasted first to establish the etched background. Small pieces of coloured glass are then individually shaped and UV bonded straight onto that surface, building the finished design up layer by layer.

Standing roughly 6mm proud of the surface, the fused tiles add real texture exactly where it’s wanted, while the surrounding panel remains flat, built on the same toughened glass base used across our whole range. That keeps all the durability and thermal efficiency of a single sheet of toughened glass — there’s never any need for re-leading or re-glazing — and a double-glazed version is available for further insulation.

Ready to have Fused Glass, or any other decorative glass, made for your London home or business? Get in touch today for an accurate quote and turnaround time.
Our website holds one of the largest collections of decorative glass patterns anywhere. Browse hundreds of Fused Glass designs in our main gallery, arranged by theme and by door style, to find the right pattern — or simply for inspiration towards your own. Visit the Main Gallery to see what’s possible.
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