Glass is an enchanting medium to work with but the real thrill comes from designing glass that will 'live' in its' architectural setting. Each design project is unique. I have designed glass for a variety of situations; for public buildings, including churches, synagogues and hospitals, and for the domestic environment. My specialism is glasspainting (kiln fired). It is a responsive medium producing an infinite variety of effects ranging from subtle and simple to rich and painterly. I offer a complete service, from design to manufacture and fitting.

• 2005: Bedford School: window for the new quiet room

• 2001: St John the Evangelist, Bishops Wood, Staffs: two backlit lancets in a rural Victorian Church based on the phrase from St Matthew's Gospel, "I am the True Vine"
  
  
• 2000: 'Glass Roots' project, New Farm Road Estate Residents Association Club, Stourbridge: a scheme of windows for a newly built porch on the theme of the local history of brickmaking
  
  
• 1999: Dewi Sant Housing Association, Pontardawe, South Wales: the Pat Chown memorial window, lighting the stairwell of new flats; the contemporary, lead-free design, on the theme of the rising sun, was executed in antique glass encapsulated inside triple glazing
  
  
• 1998 : Bevis Marks Synagogue, London: Neville Burston Award and commission for a backlit panel at the entrance to a new building at the Synagogue on the theme of the Jewish festival of Sukkot
  
  
• 1996 : Colchester General Hospital, Elmstead Day Centre: sited in the pre-treatment sitting room, the stained glass panel screens patients from an adjacent glazed corridor; a relaxing riverside theme was chosen