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BROOKLYN CRAFT. NEW YORK CHARACTER.
Custom glass
mosaic signs
& logos.
Designed & handcrafted in New York
Your name deserves an extraordinary surface. Bring your brand into the architecture with original stained glass, mirror and lettering by Allison Eden Studios.
Create your custom mosaicFor retail, restaurants, hospitality & architectural spaces.
A BRAND, MADE INTO ART
A complete collection.
A world of possibilities.
Explore custom mosaic logos, signs and architectural lettering—from a precise emblem to a monumental entrance. Each project below shows how recognizable identities take on depth, texture and light in glass.
01 / MATERIAL & IDENTITY
Your identity. A new material presence.
Recognizable lettering, clean silhouettes and distinctive color—interpreted piece by piece in glass.
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Hard Rock Cafe · detail
Reflective gold-toned glass and a precise black outline give familiar lettering a new material presence.
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Ferrari emblem · detail
A black prancing-horse silhouette, yellow field and tricolor border show how clean shapes translate into hand-cut glass.
Have a space in mind? Let’s give it a signature.
Discuss your custom logo02 / RETAIL & BRANDED SPACES
A distinctive welcome, from store to store.
Give a storefront, showroom or reception area a signature of its own. A mosaic can carry a consistent brand language while making each destination feel specific.
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Hat Club, National City
Cobalt glass, white lettering and location-specific signage bring the language of New York subway tile into a retail interior.
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Kiehl’s
A small mosaic K sits at the meeting point of tiled arches: a brand detail designed into the architecture.
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Aqua Blues
Fluid lettering and a border of angular blue and iridescent glass create a calm, contemporary focal point.
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Greenleaf Compassion Center
Green lettering and a leaf motif form a circular identity. Assembly markings remain visible in this workshop photograph.
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Eastside
Bold lettering anchors a multicolored glass surround across a counter front, photographed while the space was being fitted out.
Have a space in mind? Let’s give it a signature.
Plan your retail mosaic03 / RESTAURANTS & HOSPITALITY
Set the tone before the first order.
From coastal breweries to expressive restaurant identities, custom glass mosaic signage brings the character of a place into its architecture.
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Blue Point Brewing Company
Turquoise glass, deep-blue type, yellow accents and an oyster motif turn a brand name into a celebration of coastal identity.
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Sharky’s · in progress
A shark mascot, saturated blue glass and expressive lettering show the playful side of mosaic branding.
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Culinary Institute of America · in progress
The “No. 1 Pie” composition pairs nostalgic typography with stars and a circular border; section markings show its assembly planning.
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Dairy Queen
The familiar DQ mark retains its red, white, blue and gold palette against a textured gray mosaic field.
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Daisy May’s BBQ
A bold circular sign uses broken-glass texture and strong contrast to give classic barbecue lettering a handcrafted character.
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Hotel Indigo · installation in progress
A blue-and-white nautilus motif becomes an architectural feature. Scaffolding documents the installation stage.
Have a space in mind? Let’s give it a signature.
Discuss a hospitality project04 / ENTERTAINMENT & ARCHITECTURE
Signs that become part of the setting.
From New York studio entrances to film-set signage, mosaic lettering can establish an identity, evoke a familiar place or bring an imagined environment to life.
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Kaufman Astoria Studios
A large entrance mosaic surrounds the studio’s logo with shimmering bands of blue, white and dark glass.
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Snapple Theater Center
Curving letters, a sunburst and a shaped outline turn the logo into an exuberant mosaic composition.
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Empire City · in progress
Dark serif lettering and layered red borders are assembled on a pale glass field in the studio.
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Roosevelt Island · film-set signage
Transit-inspired lettering and Greek-key borders recreate the visual language of New York subway mosaics for a movie set.
Have a space in mind? Let’s give it a signature.
Explore an architectural mosaic05 / THE ILLUSTRATED SIGN
A name. A place. A whole world in glass.
Destination names and everyday messages become expressive compositions when lettering meets original imagery.
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Aspen
Ski slopes, wildflowers and a gondola make the place name part of an illustrated mountain scene.
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Beaver Creek
A framed mountain composition brings skiing, flowers and snowy evergreens together beneath sweeping blue lettering.
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Fabulous Las Vegas
An iconic welcome-sign composition is interpreted in bright glass against a deep black background.
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Keep Off the Grass
Simple white lettering on dark green glass gives even an everyday message a carefully made presence.
Have a space in mind? Let’s give it a signature.
Create your illustrated mosaic sign06 / A NEW DIRECTION
Handcrafted glass. A digital connection.
The studio is exploring decorative glass mosaic QR codes that connect a physical setting with a menu, product story or online destination.
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A mosaic QR-code concept
A black-and-white mosaic code is displayed alongside colorful glass artwork. Functional versions require testing in their intended setting.
Have a space in mind? Let’s give it a signature.
Talk about a mosaic QR-code conceptFROM YOUR IDENTITY TO ORIGINAL ARTWORK
Your vision.
Our craft.
Shape the details
Discuss color, scale, lettering, materials, budget and schedule with the studio.
Make it in glass
Individual pieces of hand-cut glass translate the approved composition into a distinctive artwork.
Plan its setting
Work with the studio and your project team on delivery and installation requirements.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Let’s make
something yours.
Can you work with my existing logo?
Yes. Share your logo artwork with the studio to discuss how its colors, curves and lettering can be interpreted in glass at your intended scale.
What kinds of spaces can a mosaic sign suit?
Retail stores, restaurants, breweries, hotels, corporate lobbies and entertainment venues can all use mosaic lettering or logo artwork. The design and materials should be reviewed for the specific setting.
Can a sign be installed outdoors?
Exterior applications need a review of the complete installation, including glass, backing, setting materials and site conditions. Discuss exposure and installation requirements early with the studio and installer.
How much does a custom mosaic cost?
Pricing and timing depend on dimensions, design complexity, materials and project requirements. Contact the studio with your brief for a project-specific discussion.
Do you work on projects throughout New York?
The studio is based in Brooklyn. Share the location of your Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island or other New York project to discuss coordination and delivery.
LET’S MAKE YOUR FIRST IMPRESSION LAST
Your identity.
Unmistakably yours.
Share your New York project with our Brooklyn studio.
Let’s explore what your brand could become in glass.