Designed to be a soothing visual resting place in a hospital waiting room, the mural is composed of 12″ x 12″ cobalt blue glass tiles with a reflective backing.  The texture for the glass lily pads was molded from real leaves using the pate de verre method.

This gorgeous glass sculpture is built to allow water to flow down the glass panel, and collect in the glass basin below. The pattern of the sculptured glass panel reflects the water flow with an icy shimmer.

Brightly colored, realistic insects 'fly' across a reflective blue sky. Each panel is composed of pre-fired glass insects. Pieces are then partially fused to create texture and the illusion of depth, but are smooth to the touch. Furnace-worked and flame-worked glass add to the detail of the piece.

A fantasy orchid is the main feature of this colorful tropical panel. Each panel is composed of pre-fired glass leaves and flowers.  Pieces are then partially fused to create texture and the illusion of depth, but are smooth to the touch.  Furnace-worked and flame-worked glass add to the detail of the piece.

Luminous abstract glass wall panels. Each panel features bright iridized glass, pulled cane, dichroic glass accents and gold highlights. Mounted on a reflective backing with mounting hardware provided.

Brightly colored glass reptiles inhabit an imaginary rainforest. Each panel is composed of pre-fired glass animals, leaves or flowers.  Pieces are then partially fused to create texture and the illusion of depth, but are smooth to the touch. Furnace-worked and flame-worked glass add to the detail of the piece.

The unique and whimsical Goldfish Vessel Sink features clear bubbly glass with 'swimming' hand-cut copper goldfish. Green seaweed canes are individually flame worked in a torch before firing. A spiral whirlpool pattern and small bubbles in the blue or clear glass add to the water theme.

Hand-cut copper goldfish “swim” around the sides of this grey-blue glass vessel sink. Green seaweed canes are individually flameworked with a torch before firing. A spiral whirlpool pattern and small bubbles in the blue or clear glass add to the water theme.

Inspired by traditional Italian glass design, this sink features light and dark green colors, twisted “latticinio” canes made in the artist’s hot shop, and frit spirals. The design elements float on the surface of the bubbly glass. The generous thickness of the glass allows the viewer to see inside the polished edge of the sink.