Chapter one
Suite Glass
Create a welcoming and graceful space with this glass tile collection.
Soft curves and satin finishes, in subtle colorways, accented by handcrafted mosaic patterns make up this collection. Mosaic tiles such as the Droplet and Elongated Hex begin life as molten glass, hand poured and pressed into distinctive shapes that are soft to the touch. Color and finishing techniques are then applied to give each glass tile its own personality and bespoke flair.
Field Tile
Mosaic
10.25" x 10.375"
10.5" x 11.375"
11" x 11.25"
11.125" x 11.875"
11.125" x 12"
10.125" x 11.25"
11.125" x 12"
10.25" x 10.375"
10.5" x 11.375"
11" x 11.25"
11.125" x 12"
10.25" x 10.375"
10.125" x 11.25"
10.5" x 11.375"
11" x 11.25"
11.125" x 11.875"
10.25" x 10.375"
10.125" x 11.25"
10.5" x 11.375"
11" x 11.25"
11.125" x 11.875"
11.125" x 12"
Jeffrey Court University
Jeffrey Courty University's installment of the Suite Glass collection is an overview of the basic design elements that comprice Chapter One. Join our host, Mike, as he walks you through the Suite Glass Collection.
FAQs
Chapter 1 Suite Glass is Jeffrey Court’s handcrafted glass tile collection, designed to bring depth, light, and artistry to interior spaces. The collection includes decorative glass mosaics, 3" x 6" field tiles, and coordinating liners that can be used together to create a polished, layered installation.
Suite Glass is defined by its artisan-made character. Many of the mosaics begin as molten glass that is hand poured and pressed into distinctive shapes, giving each piece subtle variation in color, texture, and finish. These natural differences are part of the collection’s beauty and help create an installation with movement, dimension, and handcrafted appeal.
Yes. Variation is expected and intentional in Suite Glass. Because many pieces are handmade or created from poured molten glass, tiles may include subtle shade variation, shallow cracks, small indentations, edge texture, or minor chipping. These characteristics are part of the handcrafted look and should be blended before installation for the best overall result.
Yes. Suite Glass was designed to allow field tiles, mosaics, and liners to work together. Field tiles can create a clean foundation, mosaics can add pattern and dimension, and liners can be used as finishing pieces or transitions between materials.
Suite Glass liners are coordinating trim pieces designed to finish edges, create transitions, or separate field tile from mosaics or other materials. They help give the installation a more complete and intentional look.
Suite Glass is primarily designed for interior wall applications, including kitchen backsplashes, bathroom walls, shower walls, feature walls, and other decorative vertical surfaces. It is not recommended for floors, countertops, exterior applications, pools, or fountains unless otherwise noted on a specific product page. Always review the product-specific application chart before installation.
Suite Glass includes a wide range of glass mosaics, 3" x 6" field tiles, and coordinating liner trim. Mosaic options include shapes such as hexagon, penny round, Droplet, beveled elongated hex, Belle Mare, and Glisten. The field tiles are available in complementary colors and finishes, allowing designers and homeowners to mix simple glass field tile with more decorative mosaic moments.
Chapter 1 Suite Glass mosaics are designed to have minor shade and color variation. The variances in surface and edge texture are natural characteristics of this glass. The handcrafted effects of shallow cracks, indents, and edge chipping are intentional and once installed add to the unique beauty of Chapter 1 Suite Glass. We strongly recommend laying out and blending the tiles prior to installation. This step will ensure a proper color blend in order to achieve a classic look for your installation. Glass is vitreous meaning there is virtually no absorption with this product. With this characteristic in mind, we recommend the following installation system.
Setting Material: White polymer modified thin set mortars meeting ANSI 118.4 or 118.11 are recommended for Chapter 1 Suite Glass mosaics. Organic Adhesives (Mastics) are not recommended due to low bond strengths. Epoxy adhesives are not recommended due to low flexibility. Always check with setting material manufacturer to ensure suitability of mortars in setting glass tiles.
Cutting Tiles: A professional grade wet saw outfitted with a high quality diamond blade designed for cutting glass tiles Always cut tiles with the face up. Sanding of cut edges is recommended to “ease” sharp edge.