First Steps: New graduate, Kate Waddicor
Kate joined our glass studio team a month ago after completing a degree in BA (Hons) Three Dimensional Design at the Manchester School of Art, Manchester Metropolitan University.
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London Design Festival 2018 – Preview
What we’re most looking forward to at the London Design Festival, which runs across the city from 15-23rd September.
Daedalian Glass Studios becomes accredited partner of SBID
Daedalian Glass Studios have entered into collaboration with The Society of British and International Design (SBID) as an accredited SME Industry Partner.
Glass Art around Subterranean Swimming Pools of Private Residencies
Daedalian Glass Studios have produced pieces for various residential swimming pools, including a private residence’s in Highgate, London, Child’s Hill, London, and Pleasington, Lancashire.
Creating breath-taking luxury retail spaces
We take a brief look at a handful of the most exclusive luxury retail environments from around the world and figure out what makes them stand out from the crowd.
How vibrant greens can create standout interior designs
On the colour spectrum green is unlike any other colours. Green transcends a large area of tone from the misty creaminess of blue and turquoise, right through the outskirts of pear, chartreuse and finally into yellow.
Laminated glass inserts you may never have considered
Whilst laminated glass has been around for some time – and designers are familiar with the concept of laminating coloured films, pictures, and monotone vinyl designs – there are a wide range of materials that can be laminated to create decorative glass designs.
Five ways glass design can help enhance luxury super homes
Luxury super homes are on the rise – from innovative London basement conversions to magnificent countryside houses. Here’s how our bespoke glass designs can provide a focal point in a luxury super home.
Monochrome, It’s not just black and white
Luxury new-build or full redevelopment design projects have long lead times. From the initial design stage, a superyacht can take over 5 years to build and the 5* hospitality, super-prime residential sectors have similar timeframes.
