Red Dog Glass Design

17/04/2025

How would you like to be able to look at artwork everyday in your kitchen??

18/03/2025

This Surrey based homeowner had a vision: a space of calm and elegance. To bring it to life, we created a bespoke abstract art glass splashback, seamlessly spanning almost 6 metres.

Design: Inch by Inch in monochrome for a soft, tranquil feel
Finish: Satin glass to minimise reflections &andenhance the artwork
Precision: Digitally remastered for a flawless, flowing composition

The result? A stunning, one-of-a-kind centerpiece that perfectly complements the kitchen’s luxurious aesthetic.

Looking to transform your space? Let’s create something extraordinary together.

18/03/2025

Throwback to a fantastic few days at the Birmingham last year!

We were thrilled to showcase our 6m² glass panel on the stunning display. Seeing our bespoke art glass take centre stage in such a prestigious setting was a proud moment for the Red Dog by Design team!

From concept to installation, this piece was all about pushing boundaries in luxury interiors—and we loved every second of it.

14/03/2025

Very much looking to taking part in this Panel discussion next week on all things design.

Join Poggenpohl Marlow to celebrate women in design! Listen to a panel of inspiring women in the design industry as they share their stories of success, challenges, and unforgettable moments throughout their careers. Enjoy fizz, nibbles, and engaging conversation.

Panellists:
– Becca Cranfield, Director at Athena Stonecare Ltd.
– Joanna Harvey, Creative Director at Sabella Interiors
– Sally Coulden, Artist and Founder at Red Dog Glass Design
– Claire Roberts, Senior Designer at Poggenpohl

Poggenpohl Marlow Showroom
5:30 - 8:30pm, 18 March 2025

SBID Members earn 1 x CPD Point for attending!

RSVP: [email protected]

20/02/2025

Case Study: Bringing Bristol’s Iconic Colours into a Home

When this Bristol homeowner moved into their new property, they were keen to inject personality and vibrancy into their kitchen.

Collaborating with local kitchen designer Nick from , we crafted a bespoke glass splashback that would bring a burst of local colour into the space. Sally’s Boating design was the perfect choice.

Inspired by the famous pastel-coloured houses overlooking Bristol’s Floating Harbour, Boating captures the essence of the city’s charm.

The result? A kitchen that radiates energy, personality, and a deep connection to Bristol.

19/02/2025

With all this chilly weather, we can’t help but dream about some springtime plein air painting!

Sally is counting down the days until she can get back outside to soak up the light, the vast colour palette from nature, and the inspiration that comes with painting in the open air.

Here are some snapshots from one of last year’s plein air painting sessions out on the Cornish coast.

11/02/2025

Functionality, quality design and statement artwork.

Thrilled to be working with at their stunning showroom in .
We worked with the team to choose a design from our Earth Collection, purposefully complementing the natural wood and textures in the kitchen cabinetry.

Added feature is we have backlit the glass design too!! Visit the showroom in Marlow to take a look.

16/12/2024

10/12/2024

Early morning to QA this stunning piece heading off for fitting today!! It’s the final piece for and will be pride of place in the new kitchen - I will be posting insitu shots once it’s all complete.

A huge thanks to Chris & Andrew who are the best ever and alway ensure delivers the highest quality glass in the land!!!
We shot this reel outside to try and minimise the reflection on the glass but I still managed to capture a couple of vans!! Did you spot them???😬

27/11/2024

Our coasters let you enjoy our stunning artwork in a compact form.

And don’t worry about quality—Sally shares all the details in this reel!

20/11/2024

Here, Sally takes you behind the scenes of Journey II from our Vitality Collection, showing how this striking piece came to life on perspex.

Unlike traditional canvas painting, working with perspex means not only painting on the back of the perspex, but also in reverse layers.

This technique is a bold and exciting process that transforms the artwork into something dynamic and full of energy.