Panels

Having lived in a small 300 year old cottage light was of a premium. The space could not afford to loose the precious small amount of light coming through the small windows.

Glass is a celebration of light and colour so to appreciate the art Tamasine created the light box in which a piece of commissioned art glass could be framed and mounted on a wall. These can be plugged into a simple wall socket, or chased into the mains, allowing  you to turn them on and off as required creating a vibrant piece of living art in the day and serving as a mood enhancer in the evenings, Perfect for those grey winter days.

Celtic Lovers

This panel was inspired by a trip to Southern Ireland. The original art work captured the imagination with is strong lines, bright colours and symbolism of love.

Rachel Arbuckle created the original art and has given permission for the image to be used.

To see more of Rachel's amazing designs inspired by the book of Kells visit www.arbuckles.eu or to purchase her art and products visit www.cafepress.com/rachelarbuckle

With over 600 pieces of individually cut glass this private panel was completed over an 18month whilst working on other projects.

Client:	Private collection
Dimensions:	57cm-70cm
Pieces:	600+

Green Man

Inspired by a love of nature and all that is green around this beautiful county of Somerset the Green man came to life. The  Green man was developed after seeing several other green men images. Elements from each design give inspiration to the art work and a final design is created.
Meraylah Allwood is an inspirational artist to Tamasine and her green man had a great influence on this design.
The roses on the green man have been made after the assembly of the piece. They have been soldered at angels and then soldered to the piece creating a novel 3D effect that brings the piece out of the picture.
See the design process from idea to completion in the studio (link)

Client:	Private collection
Dimensions:	46cm- 54cm
Pieces:	420

Lovers

The art work is not original to this artist. It was chosen as a wedding gift and the colour of the hair represents the hair of the couple getting married. This panel is mounted in a wooden frame and suspended from chains in a window. The intricate cuts of the deep curls of the hair show case the artists skills.

Client:	Private home commissioned
Dimensions:	65cm-50cm
Pieces:	110

Lamps

The beauty of glass truly comes to light when opalescent glasses are used with artificial light. The Tiffany lamp shade style is universally coveted, yet due to cheap imports the hand crafted bespoke pieces are not so common in comparison. However as shown lamps are still commissioned and a matching lamp to any room or existing panel is well worth the extra effort and expense. 
These 2 lamps belong to the art nouveau bedroom suite and the lotus geisha lounge suite. Notice how the lamp projects its colour onto the wall bringing yet another dimension of light, shape and colour to the environments atmosphere.

This lamp is about the pure beauty of the glass alone with out the added complication of design. The colours create a warm atmosphere while showing of the movement and flow created by hand blown glass, truly beautiful in its simplicity. A matching pair where commissioned for bedside lamps in London.

 

 

This brass lamp was found in a reclamation yard. After a good polish the original wiring was stripped and refitted and a tiffany lamp design chosen and adapted and made to replace the missing glass windows.

 

 

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