Press

Neptune Glassworks has been recognized across the design world for our sculptural lighting practice—where science meets craft, and light becomes a poetic medium.

In print

Magazine features, editorials, and design spotlights

Neptune Glassworks has appeared in leading print publications that celebrate innovation in form, material, and artistic process. From lighting features to cultural profiles, each piece reflects a shared fascination with how science and craft converge through light.


Neptune Glassworks featured in Luxe Interiors + Design – September 2016. A profile on sculptural lighting and glasswork, showcasing large-scale pieces and experimental forms.

Luxe Interiors + Design – Sept/Oct 2016

“Clear Cut”

A profile on Neptune Glassworks as a Los Angeles studio exploring the expressive potential of glass. Featuring large-scale lighting, sculptural pendants, and whimsical forms, the article showcases a diverse range of techniques—from chain-linked shades to molten glass drapery.

“A Los Angeles creative explores the potential of glass.”

Luxe Magazine

Elle Decor February 2016 feature highlighting Neptune Glassworks chandeliers at Otium restaurant in downtown Los Angeles.

Elle Decor – February 2016

“Perfect Taste”

Neptune Glassworks is spotlighted for designing the lighting at Otium, a downtown Los Angeles restaurant noted for its fluid indoor-outdoor aesthetic. The feature reflects how lighting shapes mood, movement, and spatial rhythm.

“The fluid indoor-outdoor space was designed by local firms House of Honey and Studio Unltd… and chandeliers by Neptune Glassworks.”

Elle Decor

Habitat Magazine April 2016 feature on sculptural lighting, showcasing Neptune Glassworks’ Chaos Theory Chandelier selected by designer Jay Jeffers.

Habitat – April 2016

“Everything is Illuminating”

A visual feature on statement chandeliers, including Neptune Glassworks’ Chaos Theory Chandelier, selected by designer Jay Jeffers. The piece emphasizes lighting as a sculptural focal point, balancing chaos and structure.

“I’m a little obsessed with Neptune Glassworks’ Chaos Theory chandelier… like having a piece of art in your home.”

—Jay Jeffers, Habitat Magazine


Online Mentions

Articles, interviews, and editorial picks

Selected highlights from digital publications, design blogs, and editorial features showcasing our work in residential, commercial, and conceptual context


Studio Features & Interviews

  • A candid interview with founder Uri Davillier on creative beginnings, downtown LA, and the evolution of Neptune Glassworks.

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  • A studio feature on the intersection of engineering, experimentation, and artistry in Davillier’s lighting practice.

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  • An early interview and studio portrait feature with Neptune Glassworks founder Uri Davillier. The article traces his journey from engineering to glass art, and his passion for blending handmade and high-tech methods.

  • KCAL9 feature, highlighting Uri Davillier’s scientific inspirations and the process behind his sculptural glassware.

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Neptune Glassworks installation at Rapt Studio in Marina del Rey—suspended glass lighting composition animates the double-height interior of this reimagined mid-century creative hub.

Design Roundups & Gift Guides

  • Neptune Glassworks featured in a curated selection of artisanal objects for design lovers.

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  • AD’s guide to what not to miss at LADF, including a highlight on Neptune Glassworks.

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  • Editorial roundup of standout design events and news in Los Angeles, featuring Neptune Glassworks.

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  • Recommended as a registry pick for those seeking artful design objects.

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  • Lighting by Neptune Glassworks highlighted in a feature on 9 home trends shaping Southern California.

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  • Neptune Glassworks spotlighted in Wescover’s curated directory of designers and makers.

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Phase Pendants by Neptune Glassworks—five hand-blown glass fixtures illuminate a cozy lounge with pink fringe chairs, custom rug, and velvet banquette. Featured in Dwell’s profile of designer Luke Spencer.

Project Spotlights

  • Neptune Glassworks lighting featured in this award-winning interior by Studio BBA and Tartine.

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  • Featuring lighting by Neptune Glassworks in a sculptural revamp of a mid-century complex by Rapt Studio.

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  • Sculptural lighting featured in this West Hollywood restaurant blending frontier themes with contemporary design.

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  • Neptune Glassworks lighting highlighted at Otium Restaurant, downtown LA’s artistic culinary space.

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  • Neptune Glassworks included in a roundup of LA’s most visually striking dining environments.

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Uri Davillier lifting a glass chandelier element in the Neptune Glassworks studio—where sculptural lighting begins with craft and precision.

Editorial & Style Features

  • Neptune Glassworks featured in a photo series celebrating sculptural design and curated interiors.

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  • Neptune Glassworks mentioned among the work of design visionaries shaping modern interiors.

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  • A design tour through a thoughtfully restored home, featuring lighting by Neptune Glassworks.

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  • A quiet profile on the ethos of design and dining, including Neptune Glassworks’ subtle influence.

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  • A look at design-forward spaces featuring Neptune Glassworks’ signature lighting aesthetic.

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Festoon Lights by Neptune Glassworks—hand-blown outdoor glass globes with brass caps, strung overhead in a rooftop installation. Featured in Design Milk’s spotlight on Wescover.

On Air

Television interviews and video features

Neptune Glassworks in motion—studio tours, interviews, and televised segments that explore our process, philosophy, and lighting in context.


KCAL9 | S.T.E.A.M. Sunday Profile

“Art inspired by fire, geometry, and science.”

Meteorologist Amber Lee visits the Neptune Glassworks studio in this KCAL9 feature, highlighting Uri Davillier’s scientific inspirations and the process behind his sculptural glassware. From molten sand to cellular geometry, the segment explores how art, engineering, and experimentation converge in every piece.

“Not only is the work that we do beautiful, but the act of making it is also beautiful.”

—Uri Davillier, Neptune Glassworks

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