We make Contemporary Stained Glass Lighting and Art and we make similar lighting called fire stones that can be placed either on walls or ceilings. We customize size and color; visit our website at http://www.lightinart.com/ to see some more options.

Thank you for the link - very nice work!

janetkao1: Are you referring to the pot light or glass work?

I have been looking for something different to to when we have the skylights removed from our roof and this glass lighting will e perfect - it will still give the look of the "open sky" and extra light!

Thank you! The design still allows for ample lighting and a feel of openness while incorporating a unique feature to the space. Good luck on your project.

I had never seen square pot lights - love them! Who makes these, and are they LED? We're just finishing up the gutting, so getting ready for the fun part of our kitchen reno! Thanks!

Your work is amazing! Can you please tell me logistically how to put in the LED lights so they light the glass splashback in the kitchen? We'll have quartz with a small upstand. My stonemason is saying things differently to my electrician! Also should the glass be clear or can it be a colour such as pale aquamarine or smokey grey? Is it better if the glass is plain or patterned?
Any other advice would be gratefully received! Unfortunately we're in London England so not near you!
Thanks so much

Hi! Thank you for the kind words and for your interest in our project. Here's a detail of how we installed the glass backsplash & LED colour changing light. The LED tape light was installed behind the glass and on the underside of the upper cabinets. This allowed the valence to cover any "hot spots" the LED light may have caused. We would suggest sticking to neutral colours or the glass; either frosted or a slight tint of grey. Patterned glass allows a very interesting affect as well (as seen in in our kitchen design). Hope this helps! Please keep us posted on the progress on you reno.

Thank you so much & will do!