Eutectic Gallery Competitors

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Spectrum® Glass Company manufactures specialty glass in Woodinville, Washington, USA. Most of our products are artistic in nature, and are used in creative applications such as stained, blown, and kilnformed glass. Spectrum glass is a featured component in a broad range of gift items, imaginative lighting, gallery art, premium tiles, residential doors, furniture and cabinetry. Primarily sheet glass, our products include hundreds of colors, variegated mixes, innovative textures, coatings and special effects. Our trademarks include the popular Waterglass®, Baroque™, Artíque® and System 96® brands. In addition to sheet glass, we formulate and manufacture other specialty forms and welcome custom production opportunities.

With over 16,000 square feet, you can take this unique space and create your perfect wedding or special event. The Glass Factory was built in 1936 by Henry Klutho, an American architect known for his work in the “Prairie School” style. He helped in the reconstruction of Jacksonville, Florida after the Great Fire of 1901.