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   John Lewis Glass produced the more than 600 individual castings that make up this three-story water feature located in the Hearst Tower in New York City. [more]
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Cast Glass BenchesJohn's cast glass benches emphasize his commitment to innovation as he continues to experiment with combining substantial glass castings with different metals and coatings. Steel with hand applied patinas, powder-coated steel encased in glass, and sand-blasted copper cast surfaces are just a few of the techniques employed to produce these unusual art glass sculptures. Click on an image to view the larger gallery photograph 
Blue Bench, 2008Cast Glass with Patinaed Steel
Copper Oval Stringer Bench, 2008
Cast Glass with Copper Patina
84"L X 20"W X 20"H 
Gold Oval Stringer Bench, 2008
Cast Glass with Tinted Epoxy and Patinaed Steel
84"L X 20"W X 20"H 
Oval Stringer Bench, 2008Cast Glass with Powder Coated Steel
Green Bench, 2008Cast Glass with Patinaed Steel
Polished Prism Bench, 2007Cast Glass55"L X 17"W X 19"H 
Frosted Prism Bench, 2007Cast Glass55"L X 17"W X 19"H 
Red Painted Bench, 2007Cast Glass with Tinted Epoxy54"L X 14"W X 18"H 
Blue Painted Bench, 2007Cast Glass with Tinted Epoxy54"L X 14"W X 18"H Gallery Photos: Lawrence Huff Cast glass benches range in price from $32,500 to $50,000. Please contact the studio for more information. |
