Shower feature walls
Mountain scenes, waves and skies hand-cut in glass over a properly waterproofed wall. The best-looking room in the house.
Large-scale work
Glass mosaic murals & feature walls.
A mural is a mosaic with the volume turned up — hand-cut glass and stone landscapes made for the architecture around them. Shower features, kitchen backsplash art, fireplace surrounds, entry walls and outdoor medallions, each one drawn for its space and built to hold its place for decades.
Where a mural belongs.
Any wall can hold a picture. A mural becomes part of the room — the light moves across it, the grout lines disappear into the design, and the space stops being generic.
Kitchen backsplash art
Backsplashes treated as art instead of an afterthought — landscapes, geometry and color, set tile by tile.
Fireplace surrounds
Stone and glass mosaic surrounds that pull the whole room toward the fire.
Entry & accent walls
A first impression in glass — stairwells, entries and living walls with a point of view.
Outdoor medallions
Non-porous glass over freeze-thaw stable bases — patio medallions and xeriscape accents built for Colorado weather.
Stained-glass integration
Hand-cut mosaic worked around and through stained glass, so the window and the wall read as one piece.
From the bench to the wall
Drawn full-size. Set piece by piece.
A mural starts as a full-size drawing with the glass already waiting beside it. Sections are hand-assembled in the studio on mesh, checked against the drawing, then set on the wall, grouted and sealed. What looks effortless in the room is the product of a deliberate, unhurried process.
Mural work.
Feature walls and large pieces from the studio.
Got a wall in mind?
Tell Simon the dimensions, the room, and the idea. He’ll tell you straight what it takes and what it costs.