Bespoke Glass Shaped by Light Glasswork
Bespoke windows, screens, ceilings and glass pieces — drawn for your space, cut and leaded by hand in Northamptonshire.
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Design language
Styles We Work In
Gothic Stained Glass
Jewel tones · painted detail · narrative
Deep cobalt, ruby and gold, painted with vitreous enamel and fired in the kiln. Gothic glass tells stories in medallions and borders — perfect for churches, libraries and period homes that can carry real intensity.
Colourless Stained Glass
Textures · bevels · pure daylight
All the craft, none of the colour. Hammered, reeded, seedy and water glass, framed by bevels and lead lines, give privacy and sparkle while keeping a room as bright as possible.
Oriental Freeform
Flowing lines · warm amber · calm
Inspired by brushwork and lacquer, freeform designs follow soft vertical rhythms — reeds, water, rising smoke. Warm ambers and honey tones make them glow beautifully in hallways and lounges.
Oriental Geometric
Stars · interlace · symmetry
Eight-point stars, interlaced bands and endless repeating patterns rooted in the geometric traditions of Islamic and Moorish art. Precise, meditative and perfect for doors, screens and ceiling panels.
Floral & Nature Motifs
Leaves · blossoms · birds
Petals, leaves, branches and birds drawn from British gardens and hedgerows. Natural motifs soften a room and pair well with streaky, hand-rolled glass that looks alive in changing light.
Art Nouveau
Whiplash curves · roses · opalescence
Long organic curves, stylised roses and opalescent glass in dusky pinks and coppers. The look of Glasgow tearooms and Parisian metro entrances, made for front doors, cabinets and statement windows.
Useful reading
From the Journal
Bespoke Stained Glass: Types & How to Choose
Guide
Bespoke Glass for Home & Office
Ideas
Clear, Frosted, Toughened or Decorative?
Materials
How to Order Glass Cut to Size
How-to
What Shapes the Cost of Bespoke Glass
Planning
Caring for Stained Glass & Glass Features
Care
Every piece begins with a conversation
Bring colour into the light
Send us a photo of the opening and a few images you love. We will reply with ideas, glass samples and an individual quotation — no obligation.