We're proud to have been featured in Designed Magazine's Last-Minute Gift Guide 2025, with Tim Rawlinson's stunning Aquarius series highlighted as an elegant and unique holiday gift. The series perfectly captures the luminous quality that makes handblown glass such a special choice for collectors and gift-givers alike.

We were thrilled to be picked for Billionaire's Christmas Stocking Fillers 2025: A Gift Guide. Peter Layton's handblown glass platters were selected as one of their luxury gift recommendations for the festive season.

Featured in The London Magazine. London Glassblowing Gallery transforms molten glass into exquisite art before visitors' eyes. Founded by Peter Layton in 1976, this distinguished Bermondsey studio approaches its golden anniversary as London's premier glassmaking destination. With the master artisan still creating at 88, the gallery preserves this ancient craft through exclusive apprenticeships.

London Glassblowing has been at the forefront of creative innovation and production since 1976, when Peter Layton opened the doors to his gallery and workshop. A visionary in his field, Layton has partnered with Bonhams on The Art of Craft, a sale that celebrates the mastery of contemporary glass art.

Centurion Magazine's stunning portfolio pairs elite jewellery from houses like Van Cleef & Arpels, Chanel, and Chopard with London Glassblowing's artisanal glass creations. This luxurious collaboration transforms prestigious pieces into visual masterpieces, celebrating the dialogue between fine jewellery and handcrafted glass art.

Step inside award-winning glass artist Elliot Walker's studio in this exclusive V&A video. This behind-the-scenes look reveals how Walker creates intricate glass fish sculptures in response to a historical Middle-Eastern glass fragment from the V&A collection.

This article in Asia-Pacific Boating Magazine features renowned London glassblower Peter Layton, highlighting his glass sculptures that adorn luxury yachts and cruise ships. Peter discusses his high-end commissions (including work for Royal Caribbean's Legend of the Seas) and the technical aspects of creating marine-themed glass art that can withstand maritime conditions.

From his dynamic London gallery-studio, Peter Layton and his team are revitalising the ancient art of glassblowing for contemporary audiences. This Centurion Magazine feature showcases how their work is bringing much-deserved recognition to this traditional craft, inviting visitors to experience the mesmerising process while elevating British craftsmanship.

Colin Reid is regarded as a pioneer in the field of kilncast glass. He exhibits internationally and has work in museums, worldwide. London Glassblowing will be exhibiting new works by Colin at Collect Art Fair, Somerset House. Watch the V&A's behind the scenes video to discover how his incredible sculptures are made.