London Glassblowing

Art gallery · Borough

London Glassblowing

Art gallery · Borough

62-66 Bermondsey St, London SE1 3UD, United Kingdom

Highlights

Step into a vibrant workshop and gallery where you can marvel at mesmerizing glassblowing and discover stunning pieces by talented artists.

62-66 Bermondsey St, London SE1 3UD, United Kingdom Get directions

londonglassblowing.co.uk

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@onthegrid

"Established by Peter Layton in 1976, the studio has a reputation as one of Europe’s leading glassmaking workshops. Peter himself, produces individual pieces of decorative glass in sculptural and functional forms. Each signed piece is free blown. Visitors will experience the head and magic of the ancient craft of glassblowing while watching a gather of molten glass evolve in to a thing of value and beauty." - Superfantastic

On the Grid : London Glassblowing Studio & Gallery

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"London Glassblowing Studio & Gallery, Bermondsey Street. Established by Peter Layton in 1976, the studio has a reputation as one of Europe’s leading glassmaking workshops. Peter himself, produces individual pieces of decorative glass in sculptural and functional forms. Each signed piece is free blown. Visitors will experience the head and magic of the ancient craft of glassblowing while watching a gather of molten glass evolve in to a thing of value and beauty."

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Mo Awwad

Google

What a unique and inspiring space, full of glass art, it’s a workshop and gallery at the same time. I never been in such a wonderful place before, and it’s so exciting to see the glass blowing on site, everyone was friendly and knowledgeable. I highly recommend it.

Helen LeRose

Google

We are so thrilled with the beautiful pieces we have bought for our home in the US. Isabelle and Lauren were extremely helpful and got back to us immediately with answer's to all the queries we had. They also helped by sending images of how to display the pieces and suggestions on how they would work best in our home. This is the second time we have purchased beautiful pieces of glass from them and can highly recommend them.

andrew clark

Google

Part of the Bermondsey scene for a number of years and always worth a visit. Been a number of times now and there are always beautiful, original pieces to see and we finaly bought one a week ago. Also great to watch the craftsmen and artists at work where the glass looks good enough to eat.

Alison Dormer

Google

An exceptional gallery, filled with exquisite pieces of glass art. There is glass blowing at the rear of the gallery space - fascinating and educational. Everyone is so helpful, knowledgeable and professional. Huge thanks to Lauren for being so welcoming and kind.

Katie Elliott

Google

Lovely place to visit. Showroom staff are very friendly and helpful. I went with my 92 yr old mum and they helped her into and out of shop and got a seat for her to watch the glass being blown. It was lovely and warm on a winter's day. Beautiful pieces. A wide range if prices. Dog allowed in. You are made to feel very welcome even if you just want to look.

Aluminum Oxide

Google

The most beautiful glassworks and art gallery I’ve ever had the pleasure of visiting. I’ll be coming again and again!

Google

The craftsmanship from London Glassblowing is exquisite, mesmerizing, and unique. The high end pieces are priced accordingly, with most items in the high hundreds to mid thousand pounds. However, this is a rather small glassblowing setup, and we didn't see any glassblowing demonstrations, which was disappointing.

Alex Stevenson

Google

I have bought numerous pieces from London Glassblowing. The quality of the work is outstanding and there is something for everyone at multiple price points. I've bought a mix of various items but I love the jewellery from Olga Alianova and the work of Phil Valentin. I will be back. Over and over again.

Chris H.

Yelp

The London Glassblowing Workshop offers one-day introductory glassblowing lessons once or twice a month. It's a great day, you learn and make a lot (I made 2 paperweights, a dish and a vase). They really help you to make pieces in the styles and colours that you want, and there's only 2 students per instructor. Next door is the Peter Layton glass gallery, for inspiration.

Jason E.

Yelp

This place is exceedingly interesting. You can pop in and watch pull a lump of molten glass on a stick out of a furnace and then watch them blow and roll it into all manner of glass ornaments and vases. If you are exceedingly well heeled, you can buy them too. Prices are just a little shy of the 'if you have to ask...' range.