Contact Details
Studio & Gallery located at:
Corner Parkhouse and Michelle Roads
Unit 5/26 Parkhouse Road, Christchurch, New Zealand
Phone: (03) 343-6722
Fax: (03) 343-6733
PO Box 36 113, Merivale, Christchurch
Description | This leadlight window is one of a set of contempory designs for a private North Canterbury home. Using a combination of both mouthblown and machine rolled glasses to maximum effect has allowed elements of this leadlight window to appear to recede or stand out according to the artist Richard Wiki’s selection. A beautiful window |
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Description | Te Papa – Wellington Our place. These leadlight windows were a joint project between the Glassroom of Christchurch and Wellington’s stalwart the Glass Shoppe. The extensive use of German mouthblown glasses allowed sublte colour shifts producing powerful colour imagery. |
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Description | Same home, this time a home office. Maximum light, some privacy, continuation of a theme. |
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Description | The Glassroom was privileged to be selected to design and manufacture the set of 6 stained glass windows for the Christchurch Casino.These windows are of historic significance and led the way in New Zealand for a modern approach to stained glass. Gold was fused into the glass panels to match the opulence of its surroundings. Faces protrude from the windows into the restaurant, An extremely difficult feat to achieve in stained glass. Glasses were fused together to create detailling and texture Faces protrude on both sides of 4 of these integral panels. Special strengthening provides protection against Canterbury’s strong North westerly and Southerly winds. |
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Description | SOL- Exhibition piece designed and created by Dorothy Ratcliff. Crafted metal rim, assists in defining the heraldic background of this piece. A strong symbol of Brittany roots. |
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Description | These leadlights are Frank Lloyd-Wright inspired , designed and manufactured for a Christchurch home. These leadlight windows are double glazed and provide a refreshing subtleness to leaded work. Tone on tone chocolate colour shadings, with bevelled glass accents give the impression of formality which compliments both the architecture and the decor The use of wide leads in this leadlight provide a respectable sense of scale. |
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Description | The brief for these leadlight windows was to create a quiet place, with warmth and time for reflection. The use of subdued blues with white accents and arrows of colour in an abstract design has achieved exactly that. |
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Description | Leadlights designed for a front entranceway in a private home in Christchurch have a jubilant air full of colour hits and a feel of movement. Each window is an individual piece and yet links to its neighbour by the use of leadlines. This set of leadlight windows are signature glass designed and created by Dorothy Ratcliff. |
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Description | This Christchurch home has both strong architecture and a small river running through its grounds. The design reflects this in an abstract way, linking the two door panels together into one design giving a feeling of movement, |
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Description | This leadlight window with simple outlines painted and fired in the kiln in the traditional stained glass manner compliments a Christchurch home which overlooks the sea in Sumner. These aquine forms and colors produce a very user friendly art piece which will last for easily 100 years. |
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Description | Hot, vibrant and unorthodox are all words which can describe these panels. Lead can be a cumbersome prerequisite but here changes of thickness occur in a single line of lead, echoing the structure of the central fused panel. Fused glass distances itself from the rigidity of leaded designs. Signature glass by Richard Wiki |
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Description | Glass in a bedroom door? Yes it can be done with style and still remain totally private using leadlight and stained glass techniques. This stained glass window is one of a set for a private commission in a Christchurch home Signature glass by Richard Wiki |
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Description | Where Architect, Designer and Glass Artist conspire. A very positive union. Architects: Brocherie and Cumberpatch Interior Designer: Wendy Cambell Glass Designer: Dorothy Ratcliff |
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Description | Private Residence: England David Wasley |
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Description | Private residence: Near Deans Bush, in Christchurch. Dorothy Ratcliff was asked to employ the New Zealand native pigeon “the Kereru” in this salute to the birdlife in one of our cities favorite woodlands. Echoing the history of its location whilst complimenting the style of this home built at the end of the 20th century. |
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Description | Oxford University- England Located in Robinsons Chapel David Wasley, Dorothy Ratcliff |
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Description | A bathroom window overlooking Peel Forest, in South Canterbury. A simple styling |
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Description | These windows were commissioned by Westlake Boys High School, in Auckland. |
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Description | This window is a combination of leadlight and stained glass. Simple forms, hot colours combined with superb glasses and superb craftsmanship have produced a wonderfully charming stained glass window. The symbols are painted in the traditional stained glass methods and fired in a glass kiln to ensure a permanent finish. |
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Description | These leadlights were designed with the brief -Where sun and rainbows meet the sea. A very exhilarating window in a Christchurch seaside home where colours twist and intertwine across a blue ripple border and into clear swirls. |
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