Welcome

Everything here is handmade and a  one-off.

Most of my works are sculptural. They often start with reclaimed timber and the glass brings the magic!

Most of my works contain some reclaimed materials. The glass will be a mixture of new and recovered glass. The normal characteristics of stained glass include indents, bubbles, roller marks and colour and texture variations. These add to the beauty and make the refracted images created even more intriguing.

I tend to do unique and different things with my materials. I have spent a lot of time and energy ensuring the final product will stand the test of time. Please note that glass is fragile (can break), the solder lines contain lead (keep away from very young children and wash your hands after handling). The glass can be wiped clean and a car polish like carnuba wax can be used to polish it up if necessary. The timber has been rubbed with a mix of bees wax and oil. Over time it could benefit from another similar rub, especially if it gets a lot of sun.

See further images below or visit my studio to view  in person.

Contact me to purchase. 

All in-studio items can be picked up from my studio in Richmond. I am happy to deliver if reasonably local. Shipping will be at buyers expense and can be arranged..

Stained glass, copper foil, lead-based solder, copper wire, brass rod 

205 x 45 x 70mm

Another little house with a ladder. I started this series in 2025. They were my musings on the difficulty of getting on the property ladder in NZ. Every piece is different. The first pieces all had different ladders, some were flimsy, some had missing  or broken rungs. They represented the different experiences of people trying to get in to home ownership. I have made 5 more in the series and some of them might be a bit more aspirational. Maybe second homes or community living. 

On display and for sale in Red Gallery, Nelson. Click on the image to be redirected to their website.

No.s 15-19 are all designed to hang on a wall or sit on a surface such as a shelf or pile of books.

Stained glass, copper foil, lead-based solder, copper wire, brass rod 

190 x 76 x 70mm

Another little house with a ladder. I started this series in 2025. They were my musings on the difficulty of getting on the property ladder in NZ. Every piece is different. The first pieces all had different ladders, some were flimsy, some had missing  or broken rungs. They represented the different experiences of people trying to get in to home ownership. I have made 5 more in the series and some of them might be a bit more aspirational. Maybe second homes or community living. 

This one brings maximum refractions!

On display and for sale in Red Gallery, Nelson. Click on the image to be redirected to their website.

No.s 15-19 are all designed to hang on a wall or sit on a surface such as a shelf or pile of books.

Stained glass, copper foil, lead-based solder, copper wire, brass rod 

205 x 90 x 60 mm

Another little house with a ladder. I started this series in 2025. They were my musings on the difficulty of getting on the property ladder in NZ. Every piece is different. The first pieces all had different ladders, some were flimsy, some had missing  or broken rungs. They represented the different experiences of people trying to get in to home ownership. I have made 5 more in the series and some of them might be a bit more aspirational. Maybe second homes or community living.

The deep front porch and second story on this one reminds me of the home we lived in Texas. I imagine sitting on the porch sipping iced tea.

On display and for sale in Red Gallery, Nelson. Click on the image to be redirected to their website.

No.s 15-19 are all designed to hang on a wall or sit on a surface such as a shelf or pile of books.

Stained glass, copper foil, lead-based solder, copper wire, brass rod 

220 x 90 x 60 mm

Another little house with a ladder. I started this series in 2025. They were my musings on the difficulty of getting on the property ladder in NZ. Every piece is different. The first pieces all had different ladders, some were flimsy, some had missing  or broken rungs. They represented the different experiences of people trying to get in to home ownership. I have made 5 more in the series and some of them might be a bit more aspirational. Maybe second homes or community living. 

This one gives me vibes of pink lemonade on the porch.

On display and for sale in Red Gallery, Nelson. Click on the image to be redirected to their website.

No.s 15-19 are all designed to hang on a wall or sit on a surface such as a shelf or pile of books

Stained glass, copper foil, lead-based solder, copper wire, brass rod 

200 x 220 x 65mm

Another little house with a ladder. I started this series in 2025. They were my musings on the difficulty of getting on the property ladder in NZ. Every piece is different. The first pieces all had different ladders, some were flimsy, some had missing  or broken rungs. They represented the different experiences of people trying to get in to home ownership. I have made 5 more in the series and some of them might be a bit more aspirational. Maybe second homes or community living. 

Party with the neighbours on this shared porch!

On display and for sale in Red Gallery, Nelson. Click on the image to be redirected to their website.

No.s 15-19 are all designed to hang on a wall or sit on a surface such as a shelf or pile of books

Stained glass, copper, lead-based solder, copper wire, brass rod and reclaimed oak barrel stave

270 x 80 x 200mm

Molly was my grandmother. Every time I hang a load of washing on the line I think of her. Neighbours can see your washing, what and how you hang it matters! Odd socks, mixed colours and men’s smalls next to women’s smalls - well that would be akin to a very shameful PDA 😱. I do not follow her rules but I still think of her ☺️.

On display and for sale in Red Gallery, Nelson. Click on the image to be redirected to their website.

Stained glass, copper, lead-based solder, copper wire, brass rod and reclaimed marine ply base

150 x 150 x 210mm 

Molly was my grandmother. Every time I hang a load of washing on the line I think of her. Neighbours can see your washing, what and how you hang it matters! Odd socks, mixed colours and men’s smalls next to women’s smalls - well that would be akin to a very shameful PDA 😱. I do not follow her rules but I still think of her ☺️.

Molly would be somewhat happier with this version.

On display and for sale in Red Gallery, Nelson. Click on the image to be redirected to their website.

Stained glass, copper, lead-based solder, copper re-strip, wooden dowel,  vintage 8mm film projector by Dekko.

The ‘arms’ can move so you can reposition the flowers. This means the dimensions vary between 300-450mm wide and 500 - 550 high.

In-studio.

Stained glass, copper, lead-based solder, copper re-strip, wooden dowel, copper tube,  vintage 8mm film projector by Bell & Howell.

The ‘arms’ of this one are fixed.

In Studio.

Stained glass, copper, lead-based solder, copper restrip, copper plate, vintage typewriter

Was featured as part of a window installation at Palm Boutique, 67 Bridge St, Nelson. 

Stained glass, copper, lead-based solder, reclaimed Poplar, acrylic paint

110 x 145 x 220mm ( each stacked)

This mixed media sculpture was inspired by wall-hung piece, Maybe Hydrangeas,

Light draws on these Poplar houses and their surroundings, ever changing lines, shapes, colours and images. 

View Maybe Hydrangeas in the Wall-hung Sculptures AVAILABLE WORKS Gallery for more images of these 2 pieces.

In-studio.

Stained glass including antique reclaimed glass, copper foil, lead-based solder, Totara ( from post of old villa)

I have made several pieces on the subject of managed retreat. How we build, where we build, what surfaces do we have around our buildings to mitigate environmental impact as well as respond to the changing environmental conditions.

This piece can be wall hung ( 1 keyhole) or sit flat on a surface. The glass buildings slot into the surface of the timber and can be removed for safe shipping.

In-studio.

Stained glass including antique reclaimed glass, copper foil, lead-based solder, Matai stained black

This stunning green textured glass is very old and was purchased from a demolition business. It represents the importance to retain some of the beauty and history of the old buildings even when we need to strengthen and modernise the interior to suit today’s purposes.

 185 x 125 x 175 mm

 In-studio.

Stained glass, copper foil, lead-based solder, epoxy resin, reclaimed  timber

Like with many of my works I am thinking about our imprint on the environment. This is a cute little house in textured clear and green glass. It might appear to be built “green” but perhaps it is isn’t or maybe it is in the wrong location. There is green “water” seeping from it.

Don’t let my ideas get in the way of you enjoying this very cute little sculpture.

 200 x 180 x 90mm

In-studio.

Stained glass, copper foil, lead-based solder, reclaimed totara

Sometimes I’m not sure where my ideas come from. This sculpture is in 2 parts. The orange glass just seems to bring a mid-century vibe and reminds me of bold carpet choices.

80 x 135 x 140mm

In-studio.

Oak ( from old orchard site in Stoke)

Stained glass

Copper Foil

Lead-based Solder

Epoxy glue

Seed lights ( just loosely placed inside - optional)

110x 110 x 190mm

In-studio.

Stained glass

Copper Foil

Lead-based Solder

 #1 160x 95 x 90mm

#2 185 x 90 x 90mm

Inspired by a very large plinth in The National, jewellery gallery in Christchurch, these mini plinths  can wall hang or sit either way up. With the white surface up and battery powered lights under them they are great displays for jewellery or small items.

In-studio.