This Lindley project involved the supply and installation of a bespoke red glass kitchen splashback, designed to add a bold, modern finish to a newly fitted kitchen.

Following an on-site survey, precise measurements were taken to ensure the splashback fitted accurately around units, sockets and appliances. The deep red glass panels were manufactured to size and installed neatly along the full run of the worktops, creating a clean, seamless surface behind the hob and sink areas.

The finished installation provides a durable, easy-to-clean solution while adding colour and contrast against the light worktops and cabinetry. This project highlights a simple but effective process, from site survey and quotation through to final installation, delivering a practical and visually striking kitchen splashback solution.

This project involved the installation of glass for a modern staircase and landing area within a residential property in Birkby. The design features clear glass panels following the line of the stairs and upper landing, creating a light and open feel throughout the space while maintaining safety around the change in levels.

The glass integrates neatly with the contemporary interior, allowing natural light to travel through the stairwell and into the surrounding rooms. With clean lines and minimal fixings, the staircase glass provides a subtle yet striking feature that complements the modern architecture of the home without overpowering it.

This project features a frameless glass balustrade installed along a raised patio and stepped access area, providing a clean and unobtrusive safety barrier without interrupting the overall layout of the garden. The glass panels are fixed using low-profile stainless steel clamps, following the edge of the paved terrace and continuing seamlessly down the steps.

The installation allows clear sightlines across the outdoor space while complementing the stone retaining walls and modern paving. By keeping the design minimal and transparent, the balustrade adds protection where there is a change in level, without visually enclosing the area or detracting from the surrounding landscaping.

This project features a floating staircase with matching landing glass, designed to keep the space open and full of natural light. The images show clear glass panels following the line of the staircase and continuing around the upper landing, creating a clean and uninterrupted finish.

The glass is shaped to suit the angles of the stair and landing, including a smooth curved section at the transition point. The installation sits neatly alongside the stair structure, providing safety while maintaining the lightweight, modern appearance expected from a floating staircase design. The result is a striking internal feature that complements the contemporary layout of the property without dominating the space.

This project showcases a timber-framed garden gazebo enclosed with clear glass panels to create a sheltered outdoor seating area. The glazing is fitted between the structural posts, enclosing the space on multiple sides while keeping the interior bright and visually open. A pitched roof and exposed timber beams form the main structure, with integrated lighting visible throughout the ceiling area.

Set on a raised timber deck, the glass gazebo houses a dining and seating arrangement, allowing the space to be used comfortably while remaining protected from the elements. The transparent panels maintain a strong connection to the surrounding garden, creating a versatile outdoor room that blends natural materials with clean, modern glazing.

This Birkby project features a contemporary glass garden room installed to the rear of the property. The structure is formed with a dark aluminium frame and large glazed panels, creating a fully enclosed outdoor space that sits directly off the paved patio area. Sliding glass doors run along the front elevation, allowing the space to be opened up or fully closed depending on the weather.

The garden room connects seamlessly to the existing stone-built property and overlooks the garden, with clear glazing on multiple sides to maximise light and visibility. Inside, the space is used as a sheltered seating and dining area, providing a practical extension to the home while maintaining a clean, modern appearance that complements the surrounding landscaping.

This Linthwaite project features a frameless glass balustrade installed around a large, raised patio area at the rear of the property. The clear glass panels are fixed using low-profile stainless steel base clamps, creating a continuous, minimal barrier along the edge of the terrace while maintaining open views across the surrounding landscape.

Set against stone-built elevations and a modern paved surface, the balustrade follows the full perimeter of the patio, including stepped access points. The transparent design allows the elevated outdoor space to feel open and connected to the garden below, providing a clean safety solution that complements both the traditional stonework and the contemporary outdoor living area.

This project in Golcar features a frameless glass balustrade installed around a raised garden area. The clear glass panels are fixed using stainless steel floor-mounted clamps, creating a clean, minimal edge while keeping the surrounding views completely unobstructed. The balustrade follows the shape of the lawn, including gentle curves and corner details that sit neatly within the landscaped space.

The finished installation provides a discreet safety barrier without detracting from the open countryside setting. By keeping the design frameless and low-profile, the glass blends into the garden environment, allowing uninterrupted sightlines across the fields beyond while defining the boundary of the raised area in a subtle, contemporary way.

This project features a frameless glass balustrade installed along a raised stone terrace in Bolster Moor, designed to provide protection without interrupting the open countryside views. The images show clear glass panels fixed with stainless steel standoff brackets, following the edge of the terrace and steps, including a curved section that mirrors the shape of the outdoor space. The frameless design keeps the area feeling open while blending neatly with the existing stonework and landscape, allowing uninterrupted views across the surrounding valley.

This project features a set of frameless glass double doors installed within an internal opening at a property in Holmfirth. The doors create a clear divide between spaces while maintaining an open, light feel, allowing the room beyond to remain fully visible.

The installation uses minimal black hardware and floor-mounted fittings, keeping the focus on the glass itself and complementing the clean, modern interior. As with all Bespoke Glass Services projects, the glass has been measured, supplied and installed to suit the opening precisely, resulting in a neat, unobtrusive finish that blends seamlessly with the surrounding décor.