Inside the studio
The join matters
as much as the glass.
A door gets opened every day. A cabinet gets used. We make and repair panels with their place in your home in mind.
First, look closely.
We start with the frame, the joins and the way the panel sits. A small crack and a loose panel need different conversations. We explain what we find in plain words before you decide on the work.
For a new piece, a drawing gives us something concrete to talk about. You can change the proportions and compare glass before anything is cut.
Clear before we start.
You receive a written scope and price. If we uncover a problem that changes the work, we stop and discuss it with you. Glass offcuts and lead came stay in the studio.
At handover we look over the finished joins and fit together, and explain how to clean the panel. If something about our workmanship needs attention, tell us so we can look at it.
A first small project.
Our January 16 beginners’ class is for someone who has never held a glass tool. Three hours, six places, one small sun catcher. The $95 price includes materials and studio tools.
Read the class detailsA question about a piece?
Start with what you can see. We’ll help with the next step.