Brent Kee Young’s “It’s Greek … To Me!” Flame-worked borosilicate glass, available through Habatat Galleries.

“Languid,” by Lucy Lyon, in cast-glass and steel base, available through Habatat Galleries.

Michael Behrens’ “Seaforms 2015 – 175,” in kiln-cast glass, available through Habatat Galleries.

Peter Bremers’ "Connected," available through Habatat Galleries.

Stephen Powell's "Sultry Manic Twilight," available through Habatat Galleries.

“Languid,” by Lucy Lyon, in cast-glass and steel base, available through Habatat Galleries.

Michael Behrens’ “Seaforms 2015 – 175,” in kiln-cast glass, available through Habatat Galleries.

Many of 11th generation Venetian glassworker Davide Salvadore's works bring an African aesthetic to the Murano tradition. Salvadore's love of music influenced him to produce a popular series of full sized glass stringed instruments.

Many of 11th generation Venetian glassworker Davide Salvadore's works bring an African aesthetic to the Murano tradition. Salvadore's love of music influenced him to produce a popular series of full sized glass stringed instruments.

Many of 11th generation Venetian glassworker Davide Salvadore's works bring an African aesthetic to the Murano tradition. Salvadore's love of music influenced him to produce a popular series of full sized glass stringed instruments.
Established in 1971, Habatat Galleries is the nation’s premier art gallery devoted exclusively to the medium of contemporary glass. We represent over 100 glass artists from all over the world. Our Habatat showroom inside Michigan Design Center is an extension of our main 12,000-square-foot gallery at 4400 Fernlee Ave. in Royal Oak.