Etched Glass Gypsophila Feature Window – East Sussex
In 2015 we were approached by a Mr Tull to create a large etched glass feature window based on our 570 Gypsophila design from our […]
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Etched Glass Tree Shadows Door – Derby
In 2014 we created this half glazed door glass panel for clients in Buxton Derbyshire. The design chosen was our popular 566 design from our Shadows […]
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Etched Glass Nature Sash Window – London SW12
Hello Susan, here is your design shown using your glass sizes. I did not receive the measurement of the gaps in between each panel so […]
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Etched Glass Falling Leaves Door – Essex
Hello Graham, here is your chosen design Hallhill Leaves. The dashed line shows the visible area and the background of the glass shown in grey […]
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Etched Glass Trees – Cumbria
Hi Aimee, here is your chosen design as taken from your wallpaper. The background would be etched glass with the trees in clear glass. The […]
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Etched Glass Tree Branches – New Forest
Hello Chris, here is your design drawn to scale. The white areas (background) will be clear glass with the grey sections being the etched glass […]
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Etched Glass Tree Doorway – Leicestershire
Hello Peter, here is your door and side panel tree design as viewed from the outside. The grey areas will be etched glass (sandblasted) and […]
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Etched Glass Tree – Warrington
Hello Emerson, here is your chosen ‘The Old Tree’ design but as we do not know how the door sits in relation to the side […]
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Etched Glass Leaves – Beeston
Hello Stephen, here is your drawing based on a small area of the original Hallhill Leaves design. The background of the glass will be etched […]
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Etched Glass Flower Feature Window – Crowborough
Hello Nicholas, here is your design using the Gypsophila pattern. The background shown in grey will be etched (sandblasted) glass and the sections shown in […]
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