Freestanding cast glass screens with amber and clear textured tiles dividing the restaurant at The BoTree hotel, London Cast glass screen at The BoTree hotel, London, with the rooftop terrace seen through the glazed doors beyond Close-up of amber and clear textured cast glass tiles suspended on slender rods in a BoTree hotel screen Steel frame and base of the cast glass screens at The BoTree hotel, amber glass tiles catching the light Daylight through heavily textured amber cast glass tiles at The BoTree hotel, London Amber and clear cast glass tiles against a patterned banquette at The BoTree hotel, London

The BoTree Hotel, London W1

Cast glass screens with textured amber and clear glass tiles
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A series of freestanding screens for the restaurant and lounge at The BoTree, the hotel on Marylebone Lane in the West End of London. Each screen is a slender steel frame holding rows of thick, heavily textured cast glass tiles in amber, gold and clear, threaded on fine rods so that they hang like a curtain of light. The screens divide the dining areas without closing them off: by day they let the light from the terrace pass through the room, and after dark the tiles pick up the warm glow of the uplighters set into the floor beneath them, so the artwork changes character from morning through to evening.