I have been designing and restoring stained glass for over twenty years. I like to work closely with clients to design panels with them and which work with the particular architectural period and space. For example, the tall panel in this photograph was designed to allow the changing scenery to interact with the colours in the glass. Either side of the central design I put clear glass to give a sense of connectedness to the outside whilst achieving a level of privacy.

This work was done for the design company Casa Forma, the project involved working with the  interior design brief and traditional architecture and producing panels which at first glance look original, but are a contemporary twist.

A bespoke contemporary front door design for a couple in Southsea, both architects. Front door and transom in keeping with a handsome Victorian house, again a contemporary twist to a traditional design.

Before and after the restoration and rebuilding of a panel. I often use reclaimed glass in the restoration process as quite often it is difficult to match the original glass with new colours and textured glass.

Clients are often missing panels as part of a set of windows, these can be matched with the original work.