Durrett Interests' Camacho House - Austin, TX

This is a kitchen installation created by one of our fantastic customers, Anchor Ventana, in Texas.  They did the glass installation in this Austin home by Durrett Interests. What strikes me first is how the neutral palette and gauze window treatments soften what could have been a very “hard” design. The Dreamwalls Color Glass backsplash that meets at the same height as the window sash echo the horizontal lines in the drawer detailing and handles.

©Anchor Ventura - An expert fabrication & installation using Dreamwalls Color Glass in Linen

The repetition of Dreamwalls Color Glass in the cabinets gives an instant feel of high-end custom cabinetry. This would also be an excellent idea for renovation projects, to create an instant sense of unity throughout the space. And notice how the light switch plates and outlet covers make the installation even more cohesive.

©Anchor Ventana - Details, down to the switchplates create unity

On another wall, the wine bar gets extra attention with Dreamwalls Color Glass. What an easy way to serve guests and stage buffets for entertaining!

©Anchor Ventana - wine bar area using backsplash & cabinet inserts

Dreamwalls Color Glass is terrifically practical behind the hard-working areas of the kitchen. Non-staining, easy to clean, and still beautiful.

©Anchor Ventana - Stove backsplash installation of Dreamwalls Color Glass in Linen

These are all wonderful tips for using Dreamwalls Color Glass to create unity within a kitchen. Bravo to Anchor Ventana for doing such an amazing installation and showing their glass expertise.

©Anchor Ventana - Office area installation within the kitchen

Read more about this entire house, and some its additional features here. I absolutely love it!

Thomas Runkle - Coltrane Mirror

Austin, TX artist, Thomas Runkle has been using Gardner Glass Products’ mirrors to create his art for several years. I first wrote about him a few years ago [ see the post here ] and his journey to finding his artistic expression, and why he chose mirrors to achieve it. I’m happy to report that he’s still making amazing musician portraits using mirror and glass. And I can see how his skill has done nothing but improve with age.

Thomas Runkle: buddy Holly Mirror

You can inquire more about commissioned work and other pieces by Tom Runkle by e-mailing him at tomrunkle@gmail.com

Thomas Runkle: John Lennon mirror