The following selection of fused glass pieces are all completely unique and have been designed  to inspire you. They are here to show you what can be done. Don't be constrained by size, colour or complexity. Anything is possible. Come and speak to us. 

Glass tiles, splashbacks and countertops are ideal for kitchens and bathrooms; tough, easy to clean, beautiful to the eye and to the touch. browse our sample range and see what fires you imagination.

"Glow"

This large bespoke cooker splashback shows disjointed concentric circles. It uses glass frit with phosphorescent proprties to actually glow in the dark.

This piece is called Homeward Bound.
It is an 80cm x 50cm decorative panel. Fused glass incorporating a mirror inclusion and a small hand painted character detail.
The glass was kiln worked and then the mirror was copper foiled into the fused glasswork.

This title character was hand painted and then kiln fired.

Two 50cm x 60cm kitchen tiles designed to emulate the style of Ukranian artist, Kazimir Malevich.

Highly unusual, totally unique and totally random. These kitchen tiles incorporate metallic powders and glass stringers using a novel technique that results in a textured finish.
 
They were manufactured as a single panel that was then divided into 16 tiles.These were then "shuffled" to give a very individual look. 

"Mouser"
A striking, 75cm x 50cm unique cooker splashback complemented by four 15cm x 30cm accent wall tiles. 

























Catch of the day!

Mouser at Home.

Reluctant Pals.

This is a fused glass panel destined to decorate a modern kitchen, it is 44cm x 56 cm. The design is centred around a stylised image of a Siamese Cat.

перестройка.
(Perestroika).

Contemporary industrial design for a modern kitchen.
 
Metal inclusions and 3  different types of opaque glass, fused into two 65cm x 50cm clear Bullseye glass panels form this unique kitchen splashback.

Yellow Face.   
Stand well back to view this striking piece. Supersize it and it's a bold, unusual installation in a kitchen or a bathroom...its sure to provoke a reaction.

Red Moon.    
These lovely little 2" x 5" accent tiles illustrate the different textures and effects that can be achieved using different kiln firing techniques.

Peacock.     
These little 2"x2" tiles are part of the framework for an exhibition piece; a twist on the "eye" feathers of the peacock.

Red, Green, Gold.     Long tiles such as this could make an impressive and unusual accent or centrepiece in a bathroom or a shower enclosure.

Wobbly Footprints.

Flamin Galar.     
Inspired by Aborigonal dot paintings, this piece illustrates the tactile side of fused glass. Three layers, all distinct, run your fingers over them and you will want them around your bath tub!

Included in this tile are small pieces of steel and copper wire, modern, quirky and totally unpredictable.

Clear glass with glass stringers and steel.

Small tiles, personalised coasters or supersized to make stunning kitchen or bathroom splashbacks, these abstract designs show how vibrant and contemporary fused glass can be.

  Blossom

Cave horse - Fused glass can be as delicate as you want it. Subtle gold and coppers are fused with darker frits to give a deep, understated effect.

Not much survives the extreme heat of a full glass fuse but this technique uses a temperature resistant paint which is applied and then etched out by hand before being fused....tricky, but anything is possible; a family portrait; a much loved pet; a favourite scenic view, or maybe you fancy one of the old masters, it's up to you. Some examples are shown below.

Dali clock

Michaelangelo's digits

This etched and fused tile depicts "The Bard", Robert Burns. 2009 will see the 250th anniversary of his birth