In 2011 we were commissioned to undertake a very large and unique project for an executive home build in Accrington. This stunning Bathroom window consisted of four beautiful Fused Glass Tiles along with a sandblasted glass background with clear lines for the detail. This window was just one of many original glass designs created by us for this project.
The Fused Glass Tiles used were created using slices of real gold, laying across the coloured section of the tile. The design included 2 black and gold tiles and two white and gold tiles. The clear lines throughout the design were 10mm wide but this still didn't allow people to see through into the bathroom because the closest vantage point was too far away.
During the design process the client changed their mind from the original choice of glass design and you can see the other CGI design along with this range of Fused Tiles on offer
on their Client Page
Leadbitter
Glass are specialist designers and manufacturers of Bespoke Etched
Glass, Leaded Glass, Bevelled Glass, Sandblasted Glass, Fused Glass & Overlay Stained Glass. Our products are supplied directly
to homeowners all over the
UK and we deliver to all areas of the UK including London to Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen.
All glass can be created in toughened glass and the finished panels can be supplied as single, double or triple glazed units.
In 2011 we were commissioned to undertake a very large and unique project for an executive home build in Accrington. This stunning Bathroom window consisted of four beautiful Fused Glass Tiles along with a sandblasted glass background with clear lines for the detail. This window was just one of many original glass designs created by us for this project. 
The Fused Glass Tiles used were created using slices of real gold, laying across the coloured section of the tile. The design included 2 black and gold tiles and two white and gold tiles. The clear lines throughout the design were 10mm wide but this still didn't allow people to see through into the bathroom because the closest vantage point was too far away. 