About
Peascod is a creative studio, combining decades of experience in designing and producing groundbreaking verre églomisé and bas relief pieces that can be found in hotels, yachts and private homes around the world.
Produced by hand in the Somerset studios, each piece is informed by their West Country location; be that the flora and fauna indigenous to these isles, the ancient traces of human activity on the landscape, rich folkloric tradition, or perhaps simply a colour or texture found furnishing a riverbank.
Peascod has earned a reputation for exceptional, one-of-a-kind works crafted for interior designers, collectors, and architects worldwide.
The studio now operates across three offerings:
Commissions, Collect, Select
For information about the ordering processes:
The entrance to Claridge’s Ballroom
Commissions
The reputation of Peascod has been built on this side of the studio’s practice. By engaging in the commissioning process you will gain access to Peascod’s vast experience in creating distinct, one of a kind and highly creative pieces. Working from ambitious scales within public spaces, to the most elaborate of powder rooms, Peascod can bring something very special to your project.
The unique combination of skills that they bring to each project – from Tobias’ sculptural dexterity to Emma’s experimental research of the traditional verre églomisé process of reverse glass gilding – result in one-off statement pieces, imbued with an understanding of storytelling that surprise and delight.
Ivy in Chalk with verdigris and verre églomisé
A limited edition collection that fuses the studio’s two specialist practices, that of verre églomisé decorated glass and naturalistic bas relief sculpture.
A ready-to-order collection that brings the studio’s celebrated bespoke craftsmanship to a wider audience. The duo now offer designs that retain the tactility and refinement of their couture commissions, made newly accessible.
“Our bespoke work is akin to couture, whereas Peascod Select is ready-to-wear,” explains Emma Peascod. “We’ve developed techniques that preserve the tactile qualities and the evidence of the maker’s hand, while allowing us to work more efficiently.”
