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fused glass
Fused glass offers a different approach to stained and leaded glass design and can offer a lighter and more modern design. It is a technique where separate pieces of glass are melted together to form a single shape. Fused glass can be formed into almost any shape. It can be used as lighting, glass tiles, windows or incorporated into a leaded glass panels. Melting glass in this way was first recorded by the Egyptians 3,600 yrs ago.
A fused glass stair landing window with wave design for this Grangemouth home. 1m x 3m.
A fused glass window with a wave pattern for this modern bathroom. Kirkintilloch.
A fused glass window installed at Buchanan Lodge For Cassiltoun HA, Impact Arts and Anderson Bell Christie Architects. Design collaboration by residents and Impact Arts. Glasgow.
A fused glass garden screen for a communal garden courtyard. Hand prints from local classes were turned into clay moulds which were then used to make textured imprints into the glass. Hamilton. Sth Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture.
A fused glass panel and elmwood wall light.
A fused, painted and leaded glass panel. Using different techniques of the craft creates a wonderfully rich effect. Detail from our Gustav Klimt "Kiss" panel.