Artistic glassware specialists

Aaronson Noon glass studio is a highly creative and dynamic company producing contemporary handmade glass designed by Adam Aaronson, one of the UK's leading glass artists. Adam and his team of skilled craftspeople have been making glass the traditional way - by hand - at the team's West London premises since the mid-nineties. The studio has a wide

Designs and manufactures wall lights, tableware and feature glass panels using glass fusion and kiln-forming techniques. Most of the designs feature vibrant beach stripes inspired by windbreaks and deckchairs, or textured patterns featuring organic shapes, pebbles and ammonites. Bespoke leaded glass panels are produced using plaster casts

Designs and produces several collections of glass vases and bowls, as well as small-scale sculptural pieces. Amongst the range of standard products offered is a series of tribal-inspired vases which incorporate handwoven baskets with applied cowrie shells

Bob Crooks is one of Britain’s most highly recognised leading glassmakers. Renown for the high quality, skilfully executed dynamic forms and surfaces, he has been producing over the last twelve years. Continuously thinking of original and challenging ideas. His work has been exhibited at International level and in noted exhibitions in Italy

Elin creates bespoke glass commissions for private clients and businesses, producing unique pieces that range from garden features and awards to luxury chandeliers and large-scale installations. Each commission is developed in close collaboration with the client, ensuring the final work reflects both the client’s preferences and the artist’s

Sculptural works usually explore a particular theme (eg sanctuary, truth, green) often expanded over a few years and developed outside of a client's brief. They are exhibited as standalone works or as site specific installations in galleries and non-commercial venues

Produces a range of glass products, including vessels, lighting, tiles and architectural panels, for contemporary interiors. Amongst the tableware offered is a series of coasters, which are available in a range of colours and designs, and measure 100mm2. Also designs and produces site-specific glass installations in kiln-formed, etched or leaded

Designs and produces glass art items, including tiles, coasters and bowls. The basic principle behind all Julie's work is the fusion and manipulation of metals, enamels and oxides between multiple layers of glass. The forms produced contain a fluid elegance and the process employed during production ensures that each piece is individual and unique

All work is mouth blown and hand finished, making each piece unique. Thirty different colours are used both, transparent and opaque, and many more available on request. Ideas are drawn from the natural world, in particular tropical plants with their luscious colours and shapes. From cacti to the deadly carnivorous Pitcher Plant, these plant forms

A multidisciplinary contemporary glass company, working with blown and solid glass to create modern vessel forms, sculpture and lighting. Installations have included engraved and decorated windows and panels, as well as a glass cross for a church. Clients include interior designers, architects and private individuals, and services include

Designs and makes a range of visually stunning glass products for both architectural and interior applications. This range spans wall art, screens, sculptures, mirrors, tableware and lighting features. Most of their work involves some element of kiln-fused coloured glass within the design

Liam Carey is a Cornish glassmaker who uses a unique process to make some of the world's most beautiful glass door handles and glass knobs. In additional to knobs and handles, vases, decorative ornaments and other glass pieces are available. Each piece is individually handmade by Liam from gathering the raw glass in the furnace onto the iron

Provides bespoke products and services for the decorative glass market, combining traditional practices with contemporary design to produce glassworks with an individual appearance and style. All work is hand-made at the companys studio in Glasgow. Clients include architects, glaziers, interior designers, churches, galleries, insurance companies

Deborah Moses has become synonymous in fused glass circles for high quality, hand crafted, fused glass sculptures, with her work being recognised and admired both nationally and internationally. Deborah produces contemporary bespoke glass wall, door and window panels, tiles, sculptures, vessels and bowls in kiln formed glass