EluCook Designs
eluCook Designs (pronounced E.L.U. Cook) was formed by artist Emily L.U. Cook in 2004. Emily originally hails from Frederick, Maryland and received her Bachelor of Fine Arts at the University of Delaware. Since then, her business has grown into her current line of work, focusing on jewelry, art, and home decor, as well as unique custom pieces. She loves the intensity of color and clean lines that glass offers and enjoys coming up with new and inventive ways to use it. After years of experimenting, she has developed a technique to incorporate sand from various beaches into her work to create unique pieces that let people bring a bit of some of their favorite areas with them.
Each piece is created in fused glass using a kiln in Emily’s Mount Pleasant, South Carolina studio. The fusing process typically involves at least two rounds of firings at temperatures of up to 1500 degrees. In between firings, the glass is often ground or sandblasted to give the desired finish. Emily loves combining glass with different materials such as concrete or wood.
When not working in the studio, Emily enjoys biking, swimming, running, gardening, hanging out at the beach and spending as much time as she can with her husband Dave, and their two young children.
Each piece is created in fused glass using a kiln in Emily’s Mount Pleasant, South Carolina studio. The fusing process typically involves at least two rounds of firings at temperatures of up to 1500 degrees. In between firings, the glass is often ground or sandblasted to give the desired finish. Emily loves combining glass with different materials such as concrete or wood.
When not working in the studio, Emily enjoys biking, swimming, running, gardening, hanging out at the beach and spending as much time as she can with her husband Dave, and their two young children.
