Our Process

Our handmade process is something to cherish. In a world of mass production, there is rare beauty in objects shaped entirely by human hands. Each glass piece is created to be lived with and kept for decades.

Meeting Mark

New Beginnings

Much has evolved, yet Mark’s instinct for design and passion for creating beautiful lighting continues to grow. Following a successful 20-year chapter at Melbourne Glassworks, new collaborations naturally emerged.

Today, Mark and his team work closely with Canberra Glassworks, creating one-of-a-kind vases, sculptural Morphic forms, and a distinctive lighting collection.

FAQ

Our Most Asked Questions

Shipping

We currently ship our lights to Australia & New Zealand. For international enquiries please contact@markstudios.co

We ship all items in glass safe packing.

Showroom Visits

Our Studio is based in Abbotsford. Currently visits are booking only, shoot us an email if you plan on coming to visit and we can book you in.

Globes, Lamps & LEDS

We do not currently provide globes/LEDS alongside lighting orders. Please follow Specification sheets for details on globes needed.

Glass Samples

All samples are available to order through email, contact@markstudios.co

Customisation

We warmly encourage customisation. For any bigger projects or additional info, please reach out via email directly or fill in our registration form

Lead Times

Our standard lead time is 12–16 weeks, as all pieces in our range are made to order. Glass blowing dates are scheduled throughout the month depending on order volumes. In some cases, we may hold limited fixture stock.

If you require lighting sooner than the estimated lead time, please get in touch directly—we’ll always do our best to accommodate where possible.

Lighting glass mockup

Upload your stencil, paint the glass area, then drag and drop your finish swatches.

1 · Upload stencil
2 · Paint glass mask
3 · Apply swatch
4 · Export
Upload your stencil to begin
Finish swatches
Drop swatch images here or click to browse

Click a swatch to apply it. The full texture — bubbles, cracks, pattern — is placed directly into the masked area.