CreoGlass

CreoGlass: bespoke decorative glass and mirrors near Watford

CreoGlass is an independent British specialist in made-to-measure decorative glass and mirror work. The company describes its activity as covering both private homes and professional interiors, and its client base includes homeowners alongside interior designers, kitchen designers, architects, contractors and developers. Its base is near Watford, and it operates across London and the Home Counties, taking on selected projects further afield when the scope and logistics make it viable.

The range is organised around interior applications rather than a single product line: kitchen splashbacks, printed glass, bespoke mirrors, glass wall art, LED backlit features and other made-to-measure interior glass. The company presents itself as handling design, manufacture and installation, with the level of involvement adjusted to each project.

Kitchen splashbacks and printed glass

Splashbacks form one of the most developed parts of the catalogue, with several distinct finishes. The range includes kitchen glass splashbacks in plain colour, printed splashbacks, mirror splashbacks, antique mirror splashbacks, a premium line and LED backlit splashbacks. A separate DIY or supply-only option is offered for projects where the customer handles fitting.

For printed work, the company states that artwork is prepared around the final glass proportions and approved before manufacture. This applies to printed splashbacks as well as to glass wall art, where each design is offered in set sizes and finishes.

Mirrors and feature walls

Mirror work spans standard wall mirrors, bathroom mirrors, bespoke wall mirrors and feature mirror walls, plus gym and studio mirrors aimed at home gyms, training spaces and commercial studios. The company presents feature mirror walls as architectural compositions intended to bring light and proportion into a room, and cites a residential project in Essex involving a seven-metre bevelled mirror wall built from individually bevelled mirrors, a planned panel layout and a slim architectural frame.

Glass for interiors and architectural glazing

Beyond splashbacks and mirrors, the offering includes glass doors and partitions, bathroom glass, glass worktops, glass balustrades and LED features. These are presented as ways to define spaces while retaining light and sightlines. The commercial side addresses architectural glazing for hotels, workplaces, showrooms and commercial interiors, and the portfolio includes a hospitality installation at Fairmont Windsor Park, described as an illuminated walk-on glass floor designed around a luxury hotel bar, and a showroom fit-out for KutchenHaus Welwyn Garden City with bespoke glass surfaces and interior features.

How projects are planned

The company distinguishes between supply-only purchases and surveyed installations, with responsibilities confirmed before work proceeds. For fitted bespoke work, final manufacturing dimensions and relevant site details are confirmed before production. Depending on the project, CreoGlass can support design development, artwork preparation, technical survey, manufacturing coordination, delivery and professional installation.

For a bespoke enquiry, the company asks for photographs, approximate dimensions, drawings where available, the preferred finish and a postcode, and then advises on the next step, including whether a site survey is required. Standard-size products can be ordered directly online, and samples are offered so that a finish can be assessed in the customer's own light before committing to a larger piece.

Trade and commercial work

A dedicated trade route is aimed at design professionals and commercial clients, who can share specifications, drawings and finish requirements for their client's project. Commercial project delivery covers hotels, workplaces, showrooms and commercial interiors. The company also publishes case studies setting out the brief, materials and finished result of completed work.

Buying online and support

The online shop carries standard-size splashbacks, glass wall art, glass chopping boards and samples, with product specifications and delivery details to be checked before ordering. The site also notes that customers working towards a particular date should discuss current lead times before committing. Support is handled by telephone for new projects and existing orders, and by email with an order reference and photographs for after-sales queries.