Custom glass · Perth Hills, Western Australia

Garden panels.
Made for
your place.

Light through leaves. Pattern in glass. Something personal in the place you love.

I create custom glass panels that bring texture, botanical detail and changing light into a garden. Begin with a favourite plant, a particular view, or simply a space that asks for something special.

Textured glass garden panel with eucalyptus leaves and hanging blossoms
Botanical relief in glass · surface detail

Made to commissionDesigned in response to your garden

Start with a conversationBy phone or on site

Free metropolitan site visitWithin the Perth metropolitan area

A closer look

Nature, held in glass.

A panel can create a focal point, frame a view or sit among the planting. Its surface catches the light differently as the day and seasons change.

Relief glass panel with textured banksia-inspired forms
Botanical texture · banksia forms
Clear textured glass showing eucalyptus leaves
Fine lines, leaves and light
Glass panel detail showing eucalyptus leaves, buds and blossoms
A design drawn from the garden

Quote onlyEach panel is individually priced for its site.

Quoted for your design.

The final price depends on the detail of the design and the use of colour. Each commission is quoted individually.

Your written quote will confirm the scope, including framing, delivery and installation where required. Garden art and sculpture are quoted separately for the proposed work.

Tell me what you have in mind. ↗
Circular metal garden sculpture with translucent glass eucalyptus leaves and pink blossoms
Glass and sculptural form in a bushland setting

Garden art & sculpture design

A piece that belongs
in your landscape.

Perhaps your space calls for a sculptural circle, a suspended botanical work or a larger focal piece. I offer a garden art and sculpture design service, starting with the place and the feeling you want to create.

We can explore scale, form, colour and the relationship between the artwork, planting and surrounding architecture. For projects involving metalwork or other materials, design and fabrication requirements are discussed as part of the proposal.

Begin a sculpture conversation ↗
Garden circle with glass eucalyptus forms illuminated at night
A different presence after dark · lighting can be part of the design conversation
Translucent pink glass blossoms on sculptural branches beneath a timber pergola
Botanical glass among the garden’s existing structures

Exploring material & form

Beyond a single panel.

From the translucency of glass to the solidity of a metal form, the material becomes part of the garden’s character. We can discuss the design direction and agree the making and installation scope before the project proceeds.

Metalwork examples are shown here as part of the broader garden design conversation.

Faceted weathered metal sphere with botanical cut-out details in a garden
Faceted form · botanical cut-outs
Tall weathered metal garden form with flower and leaf cut-outs
Vertical form · pattern and shadow

From a first idea to your garden

Let’s start with the place.

A conversation.

The design process begins with a consultation by phone or on site. Tell me about your garden, the location you have in mind and any ideas you would like to explore.

A considered design.

We discuss size, pattern, detail, colour and budget, along with how the work will sit in its surroundings. Site visits within the Perth metropolitan area are free.

A clear proposal.

I prepare a quote for the agreed direction. The design, materials, project scope and practical arrangements are confirmed before making begins.

You don’t need
a finished idea.

A photograph and a conversation are a good starting point.

  • Your suburb and a few photographs of the space.
  • Approximate dimensions or the area you would like to work with.
  • Plants, patterns, colours or memories that matter to you.
  • An indicative budget and any date you are working towards.

A few practical questions

Before we begin.

Can I choose my own design or plant motif?

Yes. The consultation is a chance to explore your ideas, including a favourite plant, botanical pattern or a design that relates to the setting. I’ll discuss what is achievable in the proposed piece.

How much does a garden panel cost?

As a general indication, a custom 1.2 m × 0.6 m panel generally begins at approximately $900 AUD. The final price depends on design detail, colour and project requirements. Your individual quote confirms the design and what is included.

Is a site visit free?

Site visits within the Perth metropolitan area are free. We can also start with a consultation by phone. If you are outside the metropolitan area, contact me to discuss arrangements.

Can you help with sculpture as well as panels?

Yes. I offer a garden art and sculpture design service. We can explore a focal piece, botanical glass, sculptural forms or a work responding to a particular space. Sculpture pricing is quoted for the individual project.

What about framing, placement and installation?

These are discussed for the specific work and setting. The written quote will confirm the agreed framing, delivery and installation scope, and any additional requirements identified during the design process.

How long will a commission take?

Timing depends on the design, materials and studio schedule. Let me know if you have a particular date in mind so we can discuss a realistic timeframe before you commit.

Your garden. Your starting point.

What would you love
to see in your garden?

Tell me about your space and we’ll arrange a conversation by phone or on site. Site visits within the Perth metropolitan area are free.

Opens an email draft to Lee. You can attach photographs before sending.
lee@leejohnsonartglass.com.au