Moroney – Etched Glass Gypsophila – York
Hello Pauline, here are your external side panel and your internal glass panel based on the photos provided. The large panel will have an etched […]
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McNair – Etched Glass Window Tree – Preston
Hello Christine, here is your etched glass window design as viewed from the inside. I have estimated a gap of around 50mm in between the […]
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Gilbert – Etched Glass Feature Window Tree – Middlesex
Hello, here is your chosen etched glass feature window design shown using your specific glass sizes. The areas of the glass shown in grey will […]
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Etched Satin Glass Tree – Hertfordshire
This design is one of our popular Shadows Of Nature designs created using Satin Glass instead of standard clear glass. The design is usually sandblasted […]
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Etched Glass Tree – Swindon
Hello Kay, the 2 etched glass tree panels are 206mm apart as requested and I have had to stretch the tree to make enough appear […]
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Tree – Etched Glass Tree Branches Door – Southampton
Hello Martin, here is your etched glass tree door design as viewed from the outside of the house. The grey areas will be sandblasted and […]
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Etched Glass Tree Shadow Door – London
Hello Karen, here is your etched glass tree design as requested. The tree will be clear glass with the background of the glass being sandblasted. […]
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Etched Glass Tree Branches – Northamptonshire
In 2014 we created this pair of split glazed panels for a client in Banbury. The client had chosen a design from our new and […]
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Etched Glass Trees For Serving Hatch Doors – Bristol
Hello Chris, I have used the photo of your actual door frame that was brought into our studio. The background of the etched glass trees […]
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Etched Glass Bamboo Oak Tree – Cambridge
Hello Richard, the detail in the etched glass bamboo Oak tree pattern will be clear. The rest of the glass will be sandblasted (etched). I […]
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