A clearer connection
to the outdoors.

Bespoke frameless sliding doors, designed around your opening and the way you want to use your space.

Supplied and installed across London. Explore integration with a GlasSpace glass box extension or discuss the requirements of your individual project.

Room to work. Space to unwind.

A garden setting for working and relaxing, with broad areas of glazing opening the view onto the landscape.

A new perspective on a traditional home.

A glass side extension beside a stone-built home, bringing a contemporary expression to an established building.

A lighter way to live.

A glazed kitchen space where glass walls and roof open up the experience of cooking, gathering and everyday living.

More possibility in a London home.

A glass box extension that brings light into the kitchen and creates a connection with the outdoor space, where every part of a city home matters.

Open up the view.

By enclosing their balcony in a bespoke glass extension, the owners created a light-filled kitchen and freed up the original kitchen for an extra bedroom—transforming their two-bedroom London apartment into a three-bedroom home. Where space is at a premium, rethinking an existing layout can unlock more room to live and has the potential to add property value. Could your outdoor space offer a similar opportunity?

Floating from floor to floor.

Glass stair treads and transparent balustrades give this commercial interior a sense of lightness between levels.

Clearer connections throughout your space.

Explore windows, doors and screens as part of a coordinated glazing design, shaped around the building and how the space will be used.

Country character. A clearer connection.

Expansive glazing wraps around the courtyard, connecting the living spaces with the terrace and garden. Against stone, timber and thatch, the glass creates a quiet contemporary contrast while keeping the character of the home in view.

A brighter connection between home and garden.

A glazed addition creates a striking connection between the house and its stepped garden. Tall glass panels frame the outdoor view, while the transparent enclosure sits alongside the existing brickwork and stone terrace.

Contemporary glass. Country character.

A sculptural glass extension brings a contemporary contrast to this stone-built home. Broad panes reflect the garden and sky, connecting the interior with the terrace while allowing the original architecture to remain part of the view.

From first sketch to a considered space.

Bring your ideas to a design team working across residential and commercial glass architecture, with your brief at the centre of the process.