Hospitality focal artwork
Create a memorable illuminated feature for an entrance, restaurant or lounge.

Architectural art / Light
Explore custom backlit glass mosaic art with Allison Eden Studios. Combine a handcrafted composition with a carefully coordinated lighting concept for an expressive architectural feature in a hospitality or residential interior.

Art made personal
Backlighting changes how translucent glass is experienced. Color, texture and the silhouette of the composition can become more pronounced when light passes through the material. The visual effect depends on the chosen glass and the lighting behind it, so the assembly should be developed as one coordinated feature.
Create a memorable illuminated feature for an entrance, restaurant or lounge.
Discuss an artwork that brings a different mood to the room when illuminated.
Coordinate a larger composition with the wall build-up, surrounding finishes and lighting controls.

From the studio portfolio
At Bondi Sushi in New York City, blue and green glass fish are illuminated from behind. This commission demonstrates how artwork and lighting can be conceived together.
View the original project ↗Use this work as a conversation starter. Your commission can develop its own imagery, proportions and palette in response to your space.
Discuss a design like thisThe commissioning conversation
Start with the space, dimensions, references and intended schedule. Tell the studio what you want the artwork to bring to the room.
Discuss composition, palette, scale and material options alongside the project’s practical requirements.
Agree the artwork, scope and fabrication details with the studio before the mosaic is made in Brooklyn.
Confirm delivery and installation responsibilities with your team, including substrate preparation and suitable setting materials.
No. Translucency, backing and construction affect light transmission. Glass and assembly choices need to be developed specifically for the illuminated effect.
No. Backlit artwork uses a light source behind the glass; glow-in-the-dark materials behave differently. Specify which effect you want when making an inquiry.
Coordinate that scope with your lighting designer and qualified electrical contractor, in discussion with the studio about the artwork and its construction.
Pricing depends on dimensions, design complexity, materials and fabrication requirements. Share your plans and intended application with the studio for a project-specific discussion.
Send the project location, approximate dimensions, photographs or drawings, design references and target schedule. Include your designer or installer’s details if they are already appointed.
Continue exploring
Your space. Your story.
Tell Allison Eden Studios about your backlit glass mosaic art project. Share the location, dimensions and inspiration to begin a focused design conversation.
Discuss your project