# > Custom Picture Framing and Glass Etching: unique designs, personalized service, quality products and competitive pricing. Call now for a free consultation. - [Etching on windows and glass doors enhances privacy and visual pleasure] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/homes-windows-doors-cupboards.html): The images show how glass etching solves privacy issues using original designs. Call for a free consultation to discuss your etching needs - [Glass Etching: improves your business's image and serves as a marketing tool.] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/commercial-work.html): The gallery of images shows how etching improved privacy as well as corporate images. For personalized service and original ideas, make an appointment now. - [Engraved glasses showcased] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/wine-champagne-glasses.html): Images of custom etched wine and champagne glasses - [Professionally Framed Certificates to highlight and preserve your accomplishments ] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/certificates.html): Notice in the images how a certificate can be framed to enhance its visual importance and better show off an achievement: arrange a free consultation now - [Specialise in Framing Memorabilia to keep precious memories alive] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/memorabilia-box-frames.html): Notice how creatively framed memorabilia can become a stunning feature in a room. Bring your memories to life: organize a free consultation. - [Conservation Picture Framing methods for valuable paper art available] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/originals-prints.html): Images are shared illustrating how creative Picture Framing techniques can enhance the visual please derived from an artwork. - [Professional framing of photos to better preserve your memories] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/photos.html): Notice how exceptional photos look when well framed: they conjure up wonderful memories and become pleasant conversation pieces. Call for a free consultation - [Bring your Child’s Art in for framing and take home a Masterpiece] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/children-s-artwork.html): The examples show how a Child’s Painting can look exquisite when creatively framed and will take pride of place on the wall. - [Framed Mirrors: plain, bevelled or etched] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/framed-mirrors-plain-bevelled-or-etched.html): A few images are shared of custom etched and framed mirrors: they make a room look more spacious and add to the ambiance of a room. Free design consultations available. - [Engraved bottles showcased] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/bottles-and-sundry-items.html): Images of custom engraved bottles and sundry items - [Engraved glasses showcased] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/beer-mugs-and-glasses.html): Images of custom etched beer mugs and glasses. - [Previously engraved tumblers showcased] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/tumblers.html): Images of custom engraved tumblers - [Engraved Glasses showcased] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/awards-and-coasters.html): Images of custom etched awards and coasters - [Bring in your prized Needlework to have it creatively framed and protected for posterity] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/needlework.html): Needlework can become a prized possession for generations when well framed and conservation methods used: see the Gallery for design ideas - [For etching on glassware to commemorate special occasions and achievements] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/Etched-glassware-corporatepersonal.html): The superior method of sandblasting is used to engrave glassware. The images show etched glassware used as gifts to celebrate and commemorate. - [Bring in your Oil Painting and turn it into an exquisite art piece.] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/oil-paintings.html): Notice how, when creatively framed, an Oil Painting becomes much more striking and dramatic. See your design options visually first to make better choices. - [Supply of quality mirrors, beveled, etched or custom framed] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/mirrors-etched-framed.html): A few images are shared of custom etched and framed mirrors: they make a room look more spacious and add to the ambiance of a room. Free design consultations available. - [Glass Etching and Picture Framing prices are competitive: get a free quote now ] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/pricing.html): Prices are competitive: creative solutions are a priority, bearing budget constraints in mind. A visualization program assists in better decisions being made. - [Unique designs and solutions for all your etching requirements] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/glass-etching-sandblasting.html): To transform your glass items into a work of art, call now for a free consultation: the superior method of Sandblasting is used on windows, doors, mirrors and fine glassware. - [Custom Picture Framing of your precious artworks, creations and memories] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/picture-framing.html): Create exclusive Picture Frame designs for your artworks, achievements and memories: see design changes at the touch of a button using visualization software. - [Images of completed Picture Framing projects shared as a source of inspiration] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/framing-gallery.html): A selection of framed projects is shared: original artworks/prints, oil paintings, photos, memorabilia, certificates, needle art & children’s artwork - [Framed Artworks and Sandblasted glass: tips to help you take better care of them] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/tips.html): Framed Pictures, Mirrors and Sandblasted glass will be better preserved when cared for appropriately. Brief tips are shared to enable you to enjoy them for longer. - [Customer reviews well as the projects they're referring to are included.] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/customer-comments.html): Reviews of Custom Picture Framing as well as Glass Etching projects are shared - [Glass Etching projects shared showcase a multitude of possibilities] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/etching-gallery.html): Glass etching ideas shared: to enhance home and commercial settings, as well as mirrors and fine glassware. To discuss your etching needs, organize a free consult today - [For a speedy response, contact Michele now to discuss your requirements] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/contact.html): Michele’s Looking Glass is situated in Mellons Bay and is keen to assist you find unique options for all you Picture Framing and Glass Etching needs. - [BP107] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/2246472): Design duplicated to replace broken pane - [BP105] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/2246468): New glass pane on the right - [BP101] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/2246464): Image on the right duplicated and replaced the broken pane - [BP100] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/2246463): Image on Left duplicated on right - [T18] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/2211863): Engraved from bottom of glass - [ws102a] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/2211844): A different view of previous design - [Birth memorabilia] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/2211839): Framed using conservation methods - [tapestry framed] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/947573): Two frames used. Painted to match - [Tapestry ] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/947596): Framed with two painted frames to match artwork colours - [Floating cheque] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560963): Creative mat board cutting techniques, inner box frame covered with antique foiled paper - [tapestry ] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/947574): Framed two frames painted to match artwork - [Wedding gift] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/790702): photo etched onto glasses - [large glass plaque] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/770912): Photo and memorial wording engraved onto plaque - [21st gift] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/770734): Etched onto a mirror and framed - [Photo etched onto mirror] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/947537): on mirror - [SM43] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/863457): Mirror was blasted from the front as well as the back. Some sections were painted gold. - [SM40] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560680): Mirror framed to match the tiles and vanity cupboard - [SM36] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/659152): Bathroom mirror - [SM13] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/672176): This photo is only blasted solid and less time was spent on the artwork than the previous etching. - [SM12] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/672175): The shading gives a lovely, subtle finish. The eyes have been touched up, subtle hair strands added and some other finishing touches added. - [SM11] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/684992): The twins turned 21 and this framed mirror was used at the function. The twins fought over the mirror, so the mom kept the original and they each got their own. - [SM9] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/677159): The mirror was etched from the back as well as the front for a more dramatic effect. - [SM5] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/722969): The image/text was painted gold to match the frame - [SM4] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/776522): The piano was blasted and painted from behind and the notes blasted on the front - [SM1] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/947532): Etched bathroom cabinet mirror - [BP7] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/947517): The original was shattered into many small pieces. - [Print] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/864155): A painted bevel was used as a design element - [Original] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/864154): A wash-line was used as a decorative element - [SD80] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/832092): panes before installation - [SD71] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/595469): Chook design on bottom of kitchen door - [SD70] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/593930): Gecko etched onto one door - [SD67] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/581969): Ideal for side lights, doors and kitchen cupboards - [SD59] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/558595): Vanity door - [SD56] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/558592): Kitchen window - [SD55] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/558591): Palm tree and elephant (bottom) were both carved and the background textured. Not a good image. - [SD51] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/558573): Background textured and image carved - [SD45] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/558566): Panes not yet installed in a door - [SD44] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/593931): The customer's husband loved ducks and wanted the etching to be subtle. - [SD40] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/558511): Close up of previous image - [SD39] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/558509): Image shaded and background textured - [SD36] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/558517): Close up of room divider - [SD35] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/558515): Room divider - [SD34] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/558504): Image shaded, carved and textured - [SD31] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/558561): Close up of previous image. The background is textured and the feathers on the bird are shaded - [SD30] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/558503): Design textured and shaded - [SD24] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/672188): This sandblasted bathroom mirror has the custom designed windows' reflection on the right hand side - [SD16] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/558614): The left hand side shows the glass panes and the right hand side of image shows them installed Design by Jeannie Ferguson - [SD15] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/695124): The photo was taken before the glass was installed - [SD14] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/665125): Etched flax with pukekos - [SD8] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/757310): Etched Pohutukawa - [SD5] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/832090): For front Villa door - [SD7] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/808460): Etched room divider - [SD4] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/832091): Flax with fantails and pukekos - [WG4] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/790701): photo of couple etched onto glass - [Auckland Uni certificates] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/833221): The one on the right has a gold foiled line - [Framed Signed All Blacks Jersey] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/833220): The photo of the person wearing this jersey was etched onto the bottom right hand side corner. - [Framed elephants ] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/833219): A tree was carved into the mat board on the right hand side - [Oil stretched and framed using three frames] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/833216): The middle frame was painted to echo the gorgeous salmon colour in the image - [Three frames ] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/833209): Middle one painted to echo colours in painting - [Three frames ] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/833207): Middle frame was painted to echo the gorgeous colours - [Bottle engraved ] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/832464): Text was engraved and the image added as seen on the right - [Photo etched on glass ] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/832088): Photo on right is zoomed in. The person sadly passed and he is wearing the jersey that I framed - [Engraved logo ] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/770905): Personalized with customer's name - [Anniversary gift] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/770737): Photo etched onto a glass award - [Etched bottle] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/726823): The bottle on the right is the etched one - [Engraved 21st award] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/726689): The photo on the right hand side is a close up - [Antique portrait on white glass] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/695351): Conservation methods were used to help preserve this delicate piece of historick artwork for future generations - [Foiled puzzle] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/695182): Two foiled matboards and an inner frame were use - [Two originals framed to match] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/695350): The corrugated board and painted bevel give a nice finishing touch - [Framed Print] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/664154): For the office of the company that administers the artist's trust - [Etched glass coaster] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/662264): This builder had the great idea of having his logo etched onto glass coasters, that he gives his customers as gifts. - [Auckland University] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/662282): Silver foil on the mat board complements the silver foiling on the certificate - [Original artwork] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/659132): Conservation materials used, as well as a gorgeous frame, double matboard and ink-line - [Fun piece] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/659131): Lovely bright colours were used to frame this delightful colourful piece - [Matching needle art pieces] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/659130): An inner frame was used to lift the glass away from the art. - [Framed water colour by a local artist] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/603712): Conservation methods and products were used, to ensure that this lovely piece is better preserved for posterity. - [Two similar prints framed differently] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/595061): The photo shows how two images can be framed entirely differently, yet both look gorgeous. The one on the left plays with shadows. The one on the right echoes the colours of the image with the frame, painted ink-line + coloured mat board - [Degree, certificate and photos framed together] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/593933): Combining the photo's of the special day as well as the certificate for outstanding work, with the degree, creates a special piece of memorabilia - [Framed portrait] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/593010): Simple yet elegant with double white mat and frame - [Framed Degree] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/574705): Gold foil and conservation glass and methods used for preservation - [Multiple photos] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/561091): Carving around flame emblem and text sandblasted - [Print] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/561063): Hand finished frame and painted mat board bevel to match - [Sports memorabilia] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/561048): Both frames are hand finished, and special mat board cutting techniques are applied. - [Sports memorabilia] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/561010): Frame is hand finished, photo and plaque are floated and inner mat board painted - [Limited edition car] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/561003): Four mirrors were positioned so that the car could be seen at all angles. The logo was etched onto the glass - [Shells] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/561002): Hand finished frame with inner gold fillet. The mat board, inner box frame and mount board covered with material and hand finished. - [Pansy shell] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/561001): Hand finished outer moulding and gold fillet. Inner box frame and mount board is covered with material - [Shells] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/561000): Wash line and multiple ink lines on ma tboard. Inner box moulding is covered with mat board. Outer frame is made of two joined silver frames. - [Framed mask] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560998): Inner moulding and mountboard covered with material - [Rugby jersey] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560997): Two frames, both hand finished - [Sports memorabilia] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560996): Hand finished frame, photo framed and floating and glass plate etched - [Wooden boat] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560995): Inner box frame and mount board covered with material - [Mask] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560994): Inner box frame and mountboard covered with material - [Mask] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560991): Frame was hand finished, outer mat board has gold foil and inner box frame covered with mat board - [Badge framed] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560985): The silver fillet is used as an inner frame as well as on the mat board - [Three sticks with a significant meaning] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560982): Decorative mat board cutting technique. Inner box frame covered with antique gold foiled mat board - [Key rings framed] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560979): Hand finished outer frame, inner Box frame covered with matboard. Michele hand drew and coloured the backing board to create a back drop for the dangling images. - [Hand finished frame.] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560977): The shells were floated on three different levels - [Framed medal] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560975): Green and gold frame highlights the medal and ribbon - [Flag signed by John Key] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560974): Both frames were hand finished. Flag is floating in the box which is lined with mat board. - [Sports memorabilia] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560973): Two mat boards and gold foil, photo framed to match gold on bat - [Memorabilia framed] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560972): Three frames make up the outer section. The inner box frame and mount board is covered with fabric - [Padded sequenced image] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560969): Six frames were used to build this box, the inner one was covered with black velvet - [Limited edition print and car] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560968): Both frames hand finished, green mat board hand finished, Jaguar Logo sand blasted (glass etched) - [Framed memorabilia] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560966): Hand finished top mat board, floating stick and various elements floating at different heights - [Baptismal gown] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560965): Box lined with material and silver netting - [Embroidery] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560953): 3D double bevelled mat, bottom one hand painted and ink line on upper one - [Framed tea towl] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560933): Inner mat board is made of multiple coloured mat boards - [Heirloom] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560925): Hand finished frame and hand wrapped mat board with material wash line - [Needlepoint] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560924): Two frames used, inner as a spacer between glass and image - [Needlepoint] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560922): Three mat boards used, v-groove and a painted bevel - [Cross stitch] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560921): Mat board carved around the image. Adds interest and shows off the entire piece. - [Three matboards used] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560912): Inner mat board carved around wing and leaf - [Double matboard] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560911): Notice the carving of the mat boards by wing, so that it doesn't get cut off by a square mat board. - [Damaged needlework] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560920): The Needlework was so damaged by bad framing methods, that two mat boards were carved to cover the holes and stained areas - [Before and after framing] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560909): By framing this canvas as opposed to just hanging it on the wall, it was transformed into a memorable artwork - [Print] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560853): Two frames used and the outer mat board is carved - [Original] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560851): Three mat boards used - [Print] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560850): Three mat boards - [Original] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560849): Three mat boards - [Original] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560854): Three mat boards - [Original] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560855): Three mat boards and an ink line used - [Watercolour] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560856): Two mat boards with feathered handmade paper - [Print] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560848): Two mat boards: two painted panels and ink line on top one - [Pencil Sketch] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560807): 3D double beveled mat and silver foiled line - [Original] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560806): Painted panel - [Original] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560803): Painted panel and ink line - [Print] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560801): Two painted panels and an ink line on the mat board - [Original sketch] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560800): Two mat boards - [Signed print] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560798): One mat boards with v-groove - [Original] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560796): Two mat boards, an ink line and wash line - [Papyrus] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560795): Two fillets used: one as an inner frame and one in between the two mat boards. - [Limited edition] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560794): Black and red frame, triple mat-board - [Print] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560791): This was a cheap print, that was mounted, cut and floated. The mat-board was gold leafed and cut to follow the print's shape and the glass is etched. - [Original artwork] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560857): Ink-line and bevel painted - [Original portrait] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560790): Two mat-boards and foiled slip - [Pencil sketch] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560789): Textured foil slip and pencil line on matboard - [Original painting] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560788): Black and silver frame and black mat-board - [Original] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560783): White wash-line and ink-line - [Original] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560782): Two mat-boards and an ink line were used - [Print] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560781): Roses were carved into the top mat-board. Four mat-boards were used for fine slithers of colour - [Original] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560780): Black and white mat-board are cut to follow the wing - [Original] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560777): Hand finished moulding and painted inner mat-board - [Print] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560779): The carving on the matboard is fitting for this old fashioned picture - [Print] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560778): The two mat-boards were cut to follow the gold foiled print's outline - [Print] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560776): Hand finished moulding and carving on mat-board echoing a design on the print - [Print] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560773): Float mounted - [Original] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560775): Carving on mat-board is subtle and edifies this image - [Original] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560774): Water cut handmade paper is used to echo the rough texture of paper used for artwork - [Original pastel] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560772): Daisies on black board-white wash and ink line on black mat-board subtly draws attention to artwork - [Before and after] (https://www.micheleslookingglass.co.nz/blog/560858): The one on the right is after re-framing. The collage had interesting sections that were covered by the original mat board. Exposing them resulted in a unique final product