For designers
Working with designers
For interior designers and decorators placing sculptural light in a client's space. The aim is to make a Glowstone easy to specify, approve, place and keep.
Specify an available work
Every available work has a public record with its object number, material, dimensions, reservoir, burn time and what comes with it. No login is needed. Ask the studio for more photographs, including the work unlit and beside a measure, or for a specification sheet to share with your client.
Commission for a project
You bring the setting and the design intent. Jonathan Amann brings material selection, object design and making. The process is the same as a private commission, with the scope, material and price approved in writing before making begins.
Your client relationship
At the start, the studio will ask who contracts, who pays, who approves the design and where the work is delivered. When you specify a work and your client buys it, you stay involved throughout, and the studio does not approach your client separately. If you purchase on your client's behalf, ask about purchasing terms for the project.
Placement and care
Each work burns a real flame. The studio can advise on surface protection, clearance and refill access for a proposed placement, and every work ships with its care card. The full guidance is in the user guide.
Photographs of your project
The studio may ask to photograph a completed placement. Nothing is published, and no residence or client is named, without your and your client's permission.