Made Around Your Project

Toku Glass develops custom colors, textures, finishes, imagery, dimensions, and formats for project-specific architectural glass.

Whether adapting an existing surface or developing something entirely new, we collaborate with designers, architects, builders, and homeowners to create glass tailored to the application.

Creative Possibilities

Color Development

Develop a color specifically for the project, from quiet neutrals and translucent tones to saturated colors and metallic finishes. Existing directions can be adjusted, or something entirely new can be explored.

Surface Development

Start with one of our existing textures or develop a new surface from sketches, imagery, material references, natural forms, or an original idea.

Imagery & Pattern

Artwork, graphics, photography, branding, and other visual references can be interpreted through dimensional texture, digital imagery, decorative layers, or a combination of techniques.

Format & Composition

Scale, proportion, orientation, repetition, and layout can all be considered as part of the design rather than treated as fixed product constraints.

Our Process

01 — Conversation & Direction

Every custom project begins with the application. Share the space, inspiration, material references, drawings, or design goals, and we’ll explore the possibilities for color, texture, imagery, scale, and finish.

02 — Material Development

Ideas are translated into glass through a combination of hands-on and digital development. Custom textures may be hand sculpted or developed from visual references, while color, metallic finishes, decorative interlayers, and imagery can be explored according to the project.

03 — Sampling & Refinement

Physical samples allow the material to be evaluated in the intended environment before final fabrication. Custom samples typically range from 3" × 3" to 12" × 12" and generally require 2–4 weeks. Custom development samples are complimentary for architects and designers.

04 — Detailing & Approval

Once the material direction is established, dimensions, fabrication, edge details, openings, and other project requirements are resolved. Shop drawings are provided for approval, with engineering coordination available when required.

05 — Fabrication & Project Support

Following approval, the design moves into fabrication with the agreed material, dimensions, finish, and detailing carried through to the finished glass. Toku Glass remains available throughout the project for technical coordination and can recommend experienced installation partners when needed.

Small-Batch Flexibility

Our small-batch process allows color, texture, finish, size, and fabrication details to be developed around individual projects without the constraints of large production runs.

It also gives us the flexibility to sample, refine, and adjust material directions before moving into final fabrication.

Let’s Create Something Together

Whether you have a defined direction or are simply exploring possibilities, we’d love to hear about your project.