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Decorative, Architectural & Mirror Glass

Glass that only finishes when the lights go on.

A tall carved glass display panel of a forest scene, lit green from the base in a dark room.
Freestanding display, lit from the base.

Decorative and architectural glass for Houston interiors: carved panels, edge-lit displays, feature walls, inlays and shaped mirror.

Work for lobbies, boardrooms, showrooms and the wall a building is remembered by.

A carved panel reads as clean frosted glass by day. Light it from the edge and the deepest cuts carry the colour while the shallow passes fall away into shadow, so the same panel does two different jobs between the morning and the evening.

Typical work
Edge-lit panels, carved inlays, feature walls, shaped and bevelled mirror
Supplied with
The base, the lighting and the mounting hardware
By day / after dark
Reads as a clean frosted panel, then becomes the light source

See three panels lit

Three panels

Lit from the edge.

A lobby map, a carved skyline and a shaped mirror: three ways the same shop treats a wall.

A wide backlit glass panel etched with a world map and location markers, mounted in an office lobby.
01 / 03 Lobby panel

One wall, three treatments

Panels are supplied with the base, the lighting and the mounting hardware, so what arrives on site is the finished piece rather than a sheet of glass and a problem.

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A frosted glass panel carved with a large flowering branch design in an office interior.
A narrow carved glass panel set flush into a stone countertop and lit blue from beneath.
A carved and painted glass display panel showing a robin on a rose-hip branch, standing in a watch boutique window.
A seasonal display panel, carved and coloured in layers.
An edge-lit glass lobby sign reading United Equities Real Estate, glowing blue in a brushed metal frame.
Edge-lit lobby glass in a brushed metal frame.
Eight glass plaques carrying company logos, mounted on standoffs in two rows beneath a Hall of Fame wall sign.
A recognition wall built from individual plaques on standoffs.

Before you ask

What we need
from you

Send whatever you already have. If the artwork is not right for glass we will say so, and tell you what would make it work.

  • 01ArtworkA vector file (AI, EPS, PDF or SVG) carries the finest detail. A high-resolution PNG or JPG works for most pieces, and a photograph of the old one works when that is all there is.
  • 02QuantityOne piece, a matched set or a full run. Tell us roughly how many and whether every piece is the same.
  • 03The dateWhen you need it in your hands, and whether that date can move.
  • 04Where it goesA desk, a wall, an opening, a gift box or a shipping crate. It changes what we suggest.

Questions

Panels and mirror,
answered.

Do you work from architects’ drawings?

Yes. Architects, builders and glaziers work with us from drawings and a schedule.

Does the lighting come with it?

Yes. Edge-lit pieces are supplied with the base, the lighting and the mounting hardware.

Can a panel be set into a counter or a wall?

Yes. Carved inlays are set flush into stone, timber or a counter top, and panels are made to the opening rather than bought to a standard size.

Do you do mirror work?

Yes: shaped and bevelled mirror cut to the wall, and carved decorative mirror.

Do you install outside Houston?

Yes. The shop is on W 34th Street in Houston, and panels and mirror are measured on site and fitted across the Houston metro, from Katy and Cypress to Sugar Land, Pearland, Kingwood and The Woodlands. See the service area, or ask if your address is not on it.

Got something in mind?

Send us the idea.
We will tell you
what it takes.

A logo file, a photograph, a rough sketch on the back of something. That is enough to start. Tell us what the piece is for and roughly how many, and you will get a real answer back rather than a brochure.

Start your project

or call (713) 875-0008