Residential
Houston Condo
This project consists of five cast glass panels for a private residence in Houston, Texas. For each piece, we used silk screens and fine glass powders to apply imagery of plants and flowers to multiple glass sheets before firing them individually. Subsequent firings combined these sheets into thick, multilayered panels. Several of the cast panels were then placed on a hand-cut mold and fired once again to impress images into the surface of the glass. The resulting pieces accentuate the natural color palette and calming atmosphere of the space.
Interior Design by Associates III
Boulder Condo
This home in the heart of Boulder, CO, with views of the nearby Rocky Mountains, incorporates both traditional and contemporary glass techniques. The front entry door and sliding, arched, double library doors all feature vintage, rare mouth-blown colored glass, and handmade deep zipper-cut bevels in a contemporary leaded design. The window in the master bath brings color to the room through silkscreened photographic imagery in multiple layers of kiln-cast glass, creating privacy while allowing light to pass through the thick layer of glass.
Interior Design by Vickie Brown of Kitchen Bath Home
TRADITIONAL ITALIAN WINDOWS
The techniques in these traditional leaded windows include brilliant cutting, etching and painting, and they incorporate hand-made bevels. Photography by Heather Collins.
APPLIQUE WINDOW
This piece uses glass applique and etching techniques. Overlapping textured glass creates depth and moiree images.
FREESTANDING SCREEN
This large freestanding screen has a structure of custom metal. The cast glass features painting and impressions. The piece also features glass applique of bevels.
CEILING
This large glass ceiling includes leaded glass with etching and bevels in art deco style.