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The Magic of Handmade Glass Jewellery: Colour and Light
Glass jewellery has a character quite unlike any other material. It captures light, reflects colour and can appear completely different depending on the time of day, what you are wearing or even the angle from which it is viewed. A pendant may look beautifully subtle indoors, then suddenly reveal vivid flashes of colour when it catches the sunlight. This wonderful interaction between glass and light is at the heart of my handmade jewellery collection. Dichronic Glass Earrings
Agata Henderson
Aug 53 min read


Mosaic Glass Art: Painting with Light, Colour and Texture
Mosaic is one of the oldest forms of decorative art, yet it feels wonderfully at home in contemporary interiors and gardens. Made from many individual pieces arranged by hand, mosaic glass art combines colour, texture and light to create something completely unique. Unlike painted artwork, glass mosaics change throughout the day. Natural light brings out the translucency of the glass, while evening lighting creates deeper colours, reflections and subtle shadows. The artwork n
Agata Henderson
Jul 214 min read


Choosing Original Art for Your New Home: A Guide to Creating a Space That Feels Truly Yours
Moving into a new home is an exciting opportunity to create a space that reflects your personality, tells your story and feels welcoming from the moment you walk through the door. While furniture, flooring and paint colours often take centre stage during the planning process, artwork is frequently left until the very end. In reality, original art is one of the most important elements of an interior. It transforms a house into a home, adds warmth and character, and creates an
Agata Henderson
Jul 123 min read


Fused Glass vs Stained Glass – What's the Difference?
If you've ever admired a beautiful piece of handmade glass art, you may have wondered whether it was fused glass or stained glass. Although both use coloured glass as their starting point, they are actually two very different art forms, each with its own techniques, history and character. Glass ready for cutting patterns to size As a glass artist working from my West London studio, I create artwork using both methods. Clients often ask me which technique I prefer, but the tru
Agata Henderson
Jul 45 min read


Why I Fell in Love with Glass – My Journey to Becoming a Glass Artist
I have always been fascinated by glass, especially stained glass. There is something magical about the way it captures light and comes alive when sunlight shines through it. Unlike almost any other material, glass constantly changes throughout the day, revealing different colours, reflections and textures as the light moves around it. My own journey to becoming a glass artist began almost by accident. It started with a local mosaic class run by the wonderful artist Sarah Stan
Agata Henderson
Jun 274 min read
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