Bella Glass

In partnership with Lonnie Hanzon, the Museum of Outdoor Arts, John Madden Company and Fentress Architects.

This custom chandelier in the Palazzo Verdi building spirals 40 feet down from the ceiling and is approximately 13 feet at its widest point.  The sculpture is composed of steel, parts of an antique Italian chandelier and contemporary, clear glass pieces enhanced by Bella using a wide range of glass techniques including sandblasting, slumping, cold working, draping and torch work.  Small LED lights within the antique segment of the chandelier add to the ethereal, spiritual quality of the work.

6401 S Fiddler's Green Circle

Greenwood Village, CO

Thank you to Fentress Architects for use of their wonderful photos!

We worked with Lonnie Hanzon on this beautiful mosaic wall. This wall consists of over 30,000 pieces of fused glass. These pieces are jewelry quality and have been fused 3-5 times per piece.

This is an outside wall located by the outdoor swimming pool at the Denver Jewish Community Center at Alameda and Dahlia.

Creating this outdoor art piece that could take the moisture, the heat, and the cold of Denver 's ever changing weather, was an exhausting task. However, the finished product more than lived up to any of our expectations.

Created in 2008 with artist Lonnie Hanzon for the Museum of Outdoor Art. This unique entryway was produced with high relief cast and sand blasted tempered glass. The doors are 11' wide and and 8' high.  The Mandala which consists of a geometric design enclosed in a circle, contains Western and Eastern symbolism representing the entire universe. 

Located in the MOA headquaters at the Englewood Civic Center.