Hello, Everyone! Today's featured designs are gorgeous, blown-glass bath accessories by Glass Artisan, Tony Davlin which are designed to compliment his existing glass tile program for Ann Sacks.
All of the featured pieces are simply lovely. I enjoy watching glass art being created, so it's a pleasure to get glimpses of the glass-blowing process of some of the bath accessories.
This post features Kerry Peterson Interiors based in the Los Angeles, CA area (USA). @KPInteriors is my fellow @Chaella Tweeter and on her site I discovered @barbosaart which lead me to discover 'Creative Outreach: Glassblowing for Teens'.
In the video we see teenagers doing glassblowing. These teens attentively execute the delicate choreography associated with making glass art. If it's too hot the glass will turn into a puddle and if it's too cold it will crack and shatter. This is a great after-school youth program that engages kids on many levels. Beautiful work!
Thank-you @KPInteriors (and @barbosaart) for sharing!
Glass Art Chandeliers
This video is a showcase of Dale Chihuly-style glass art chandeliers by Ethel Furman & Associates. Ethel A. Furman & Arthur F. Furman, the owners of Ethel A. Furman & Associates, have been art dealers, art consultants and glass art and jewelry designers for over 35 years. During that time the Furmans have represented governments, corporations and private individuals.
They will design a beautiful chandelier, sconce or garden sculpture for you that is site-specific. The sculpture they design will be unique to your particular location. For each chandelier, sconce or garden sculpture, you can choose the size and the colors. This makes your sculpture blend in with your decor and enhance your home, hotel, commercial building or restaurant. Each chandelier, sconce or garden sculpture is blown and custom-made just for your location.
Ethel Furman & Associates have produced their wonderful chandeliers, sconces and garden sculptures for hotels, restaurants and magnificent homes, throughout the world. To learn more, visit Glass Art.
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