Sun Flower

Hospice window, 2023

This abstract landscape panel was commissioned by Rotherham Hospice as part of a wider programme to make the reception area feel more welcoming. The design features the red sunflower logo of the Hospice as well as a representation of the Tree of Life sculpture located in the garden area outside.

Sun Flower

Hospice window, 2023

This abstract landscape panel was commissioned by Rotherham Hospice as part of a wider programme to make the reception area feel more welcoming. The design features the red sunflower logo of the Hospice as well as a representation of the Tree of Life sculpture located in the garden area outside.

Monsal Head

Hallway Door Window, 2021

This panel was the first of three commissioned by the clients to celebrate the Peak District landscape surrounding their new home.

Ashford-in-the-Water

Hallway Door Window, 2021

This panel was the second of three commissioned by the clients to celebrate the Peak District landscape surrounding their new home. It features the famous Sheepwash Bridge over the River Wye

Longstone Edge

Hallway Door Window, 2021

This panel was the third of three commissioned by the clients to celebrate the Peak District landscape surrounding their new home. It features several hidden references to significant landmarks.

Dovedale

Stairwell Feature window, 2021

This stylised landscape window was commissioned as a birthday gift by the client and features a view along Dovedale, along with wild bluebells. It is secondary glazed in front of a sealed unit to preserve the surface texture and reflected light from both lead and glass.

Derbyshire Landscape

Front door triptych, 2020

This window was commissioned as a celebration of the landscape that surrounded the client's home. It affords privacy whilst still admitting plenty of light.

Landscape with viaduct

Front door panels, 2020

The brief for this commission was to make a feature window in a new front door. The stylized landscape was a way of combining different ideas and themes in a way that appealed to both clients.

Paine's Bridge

Hallway transom window, 2020

This window was commissioned by the clients to make a feature of the well-lit transom window above the front door. The brief was to depict a favourite location, Chatsworth Park in Derbyshire. The centrepiece is Paine's Bridge.

Enticing Valley

Hallway feature window, 2019

This window was commissioned by the clients to make the most of a very well lit hallway inner door which looked down the front path leading up to the house . The aim was to make a window in the style of a much-loved artwork, and entice the observer into a better world where everything is possible.

Summerhill Barn

Living room picture window, 2019

This window was commissioned by the client to make a feature a window in the living room of their their new home. The brief was to create a design based on the local Cotswold landscape which also allowed elements of the orchard beyond the window to remain visible. The window is composed almost entirely of English Antique and Lamberts mouth-blown glass

View through Bower

Feature window, 2018

This brief for this panel was to create a stylised window which contained elements of treasured English and Slovenian landscapes. Glass from the original window which this replaced was used in the border to provide a link to the other period panels in the hallway.

Waterfall Low

Feature window, 2018

This brief for this window was to create a stylised landscape which captured the elements of the local Staffordshire moorland that were most significant for the clients.

Red Clematis

Picture window, 2013

The brief for this window was to create a design featuring a climbing clematis which obscured the outside view of a garage wall. A mixture of translucent and transparent glasses were used to achieve the desired effect

Dark Peak

Bathroom feature window, 2013

The brief here was to create a small panel which stylized the local Dark Peak landscape.

Ladybower

Archtop window, 2015

The brief for this window was to create a stylised view of Landybower Reservoir and Crook Hill in the Derbyshire Peak District. A mixture of mouthblown and rolled glasses were used to create the window and the four panels were encapsulated  to improve the thermal efficiency of this large sash window.

Cheviot Hills

Feature window, 2015

This window was created in response to the client's desire to create a picture window in their new extension. The brief here was to portray the unique shapes and seasonal colours of this Northumbrian landscape. Each panel is encapsulated to achieve the thermal qualities needed in a large window

Ladybower

Front door lancet panel, 2015

The brief here was simply to create a panel which featured bluebells and a bee, and still allowed a view of the garden beyond

Fruit Tree

Oriel window restoration, 2014

This window is one of two classic period porthole windows which have been fully restored. They had been badly damaged as a result of corrosion of the original cast iron frame, and are now fitted within a hardwood replacement

Cader Idris

Bedroom window, 2013

This window was commissioned to make a feature of an internal window in a bedroom. The landscape represents Cader Idris in Wales, a favourite location of the clients who were both keen walkers.

Cheadle Landscape

Fanlight window, 2013

This window was commissioned as a birthday gift and the brief was to create a stylized representation of one of the client's favourite local landscapes. 

Contemplation

Prayer Room Window, 2013

These windows were installed in the new Prayer Room at the Northern General Hospital in Sheffield. They were commissioned following a relocation of the original space, and the brief was to create a window that would encouage peaceful contemplation and calm for all users of the room. The idea is based on a nearby Peak District landscape and the idea of the circle of life. To encourage meditation the window contains images of life in all elements; salmon in the water, birds in the sky and the grasses of the local landscape. They are not immediately obvious to the eye, they are more revealed on closer examination.

Abundance

Feature window, 2012

Made with a mixture of glasses, the brief here was to produce a window with a classical Pre-Raphaelite style to suit the surrounding decor.

Oak Abstract

Front door panel, 2006

A stylised panel based on the theme of the white magnolia flower

Abstract Landscape

Feature window, 2011

This design is a stylized view of a garden in Mayfield, Derbyshire, incorporating all the elements that were particularly significant to the clients (including the inclusion of a painted honey bee).

Carsington Water

Feature window, 2003

This window depicts Carsington Water in Derbyshire, and was commissioned by the client as a centrepiece for their new extension

Calder Valley

Feature windows, 2003

These two panels depict the Calder Valley and Stoodley Pike in West Yorkshire, and were commissioned by the client as a four seasons window.

Bradford Dale

Feature window, 2005

A stylised landscape based on Bradford Dale, near Youlgrave, Derbyshire. It has since been re-framed and moved to the owners's new house

Bamford Edge

Feature window, 2012

The brief here was to create a window which obscured the view both ways and depicted the Autumnal colours of Bamford Edge in the Peak District.

Red Poppy

Front Door Panel

Ashford in the Water

Light box panel, 2005

Dark Peak

Front door panels, 2016

This brief for this window was to create a set of panels which provided a striking entrance for the client's newly-opened Bed and Breakfast accommodation. The theme is based on well known landmarks in the Dark Peak: Frogatt Edge, Win Hill and Lose Hill

Cumbrian Landscape

Picture Window, 2018

Here I was asked to create a window depicting the Howgills in Cumbria, an area that remains very precious to the client. Elements from different vistas were combined to create an image that conveyed the look and feel of the place, a celebration of the fells between the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales

Ornamental Bridge

Transom window, 2021

This window was commissioned as a birthday gift by the client and features one of their favourite local landscapes, the Ornamental Bridge in Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire. It is an internal window but well lit by a skylight behind the panel.

Lalique

Faux window, 2021

This design for this window was inspired by a Lalique enamel clasp. The window was commissioned as a faux window to be placed between two other windows of the same shape and size, it is evenly backlit with an LED panel so the light intensity is very similar to the natural light admitted by the windows either side.