Bradley Basso LLP

Ray Bradley and Denise mt Basso, founders of glass art company Bradley-Basso, formed their creative partnership after having established a close working relationship and realising they had a shared belief in the potential of glass to create spatial concepts. The union brings together a lifetime of experience and a wealth of creative ability.  

Since establishing Bradley-Basso, the duo have worked on a variety of projects for prestigious architectural partners such as Maxwell Fry, Donald Insall Associates, Julian Harrap, Sheppard Robson, The Harris Partnership, Ferguson Mann and many more. 

Their work emphases the intimate interaction of light, form and space in orchestrating the boundaries between the interior and exterior, between glass art and design, light sculpture and architecture. 

You can see some of their work on the Bradley-Basso website. If you would like to discuss an architectural project, just give the Bradley-Basso London studio a call on 020 7602 1840. 

Architectural Glass Art

Ray Bradley and Denise mt Basso use a variety of techniques, processes and materials in the perfection of beautiful, inspiring architectural glass art. Different combinations of transparent, translucent and reflective surfaces allow us to modulate the transmission of light in order to provide function, concept, aesthetics and ambience, and to respond to a certain context, place or space – indeed, there’s much more to Bradley-Basso glass art than pure aesthetics.  You can browse our portfolio of architectural glass art on the Bradley-Basso website.

Architectural Stained Glass

Bradley-Basso have produced stained glass artworks and window designs for churches, country homes, universities, restaurants and in many other architectural projects. You can find some examples of our work on the Bradley-Basso website, along with images and information about our most recent stained glass projects.

Architectural Mosaics

Bradley-Basso also specialise in architectural mosaics, having many years' experience in this area and being well-versed in the many different tiling techniques (some of which are detailed on our website). Mosaics are amongst the most ancient forms of artwork, but their aesthetic appeal certainly hasn’t diminished over time. In fact, they remain enduringly popular in the world of architectural art, and we’ve created them for all kinds of projects.