The Persian Forest

Texture: Art | Color: Crystal | Thickness: 12mm (1/2")

“To furnish the main entrance to this magnificent home was a true challenge. The indoor design created by a great Persian architect was a real inspiration to me. These panels can be moved and placed to the likings of the homeowners.” - Mailhot

Project: Private Residence - Montreal       Year: 2005       Artist: Mailhot       Photo Credits: Peter Morneau

The Three Grace

Texture: Art | Color: Crystal –Ambre – Aqua | Thickness: 12mm (1/2")

"I particularly enjoyed creating this piece representing three ladies that graciously blend together.'' - Mailhot

Project: SubZero Showroom - New York        Year :2007         Artist: Mailhot        PhotoCredits: ThinkGlass

Temple Pillars

Texture: Art | Color: Aqua | Thickness: 36mm (1 1/2")

"These pillars were meant to give glamour to the entrance of this high-end restaurant. They stand 12 feet high and present dramatic textures, for a very impressive result." - Mailhot

Project: California Dream - Montreal        Year: 2002        Artist: Mailhot         Photo Credits: Peter Morneau

The Four Niches

Texture: Art | Color: Crystal | Thickness: 48mm (2")

"I created four different sculptures to fill the niches of the hotel's entrance. Shapes, textures and colors are purely abstract and impressive when lighting is added.'' - Mailhot

Project: JQ Hammonds – Jefferson City        Year: 2004        Artist: Mailhot         Photo Credits: ThinkGlass

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• 1 01 The Persian Forest Texture: Art | Color: Crystal | Thickness: 12mm (1/2")
• 2 02 The Three Grace Texture: Art | Color: Crystal –Ambre – Aqua | Thickness: 12mm (1/2")
• 3 03 Temple Pillars Texture: Art | Color: Aqua | Thickness: 36mm (1 1/2")
• 4 04 The Four Niches Texture: Art | Color: Crystal | Thickness: 48mm (2")
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"Any space can be transformed by the presence of a glass sculpture, no matter the size, height or thickness: from the richness of the material to the dramatic sensations of the texture, with or without colors. Anything and everything is possible. As long as there is light coming in, bring on the challenge!" - Mailhot