Originating in the Highlands of Scotland in the 1980s, we are a small family business, making decorative mirrors and leaded glass panels. We started on the Isle of Arran on the west coast of Scotland, making small mirrors for the local gift shops, supplementing the income from our croft in Kilmory, on the southern tip if the island, where Dylan nurtured a deep love for nature and wilderness. Dylan was trained by his father in the craft, and after spending time as an industrial driving instructor, returned to the craft in his late 20’s, this was in 2007. In 2014 he was awarded the title of Master Craftsman by The Guild of Master Craftsmen.
Now we are based in the historic town of Market Harborough in the rolling countryside of South Leicestershire. Where we have a traditional workshop, and send the mirrors all over the U.K. and the world beyond.
Dylan has a clear vision for the business. “I want to be as busy as possible, while keeping the business as small as possible, there is a rare energy and character that comes with a small business, which can become diluted during expansion, small but perfectly formed that’s us.”
We can supply a mirror for every moment large or small. Many of our mirrors are created in the style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928), and designs and colours are always evolving to create an exclusive range. They complement both contemporary and classic interiors alike and are a perfect way to bring art into your home. Our small mirrors can be hung anywhere, our larger mirrors can become a focal point of any room.
Each item is lovingly hand crafted in our workshop. We have real pride in our work and ensure that every piece is perfect when it leaves us. You can buy our mirrors from shops and at events all over Britain.
Our main range can be seen in the ‘Shop‘, but if you would like to ask about a one-off commission, please use the ‘Contact Us‘ link. We are also happy to undertake full size windows with expert fitting if required.
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