The Goodman Studio

    Jeff Goodman founded The Goodman Studio in 1989 as a space for designers, artists, and architects to explore glass. Since his passing, their drive to experiment and create has increased. The innovative environment he established still inspires the artists in his studio. Their craftsmen maintains The Goodman Studio's tradition of quality and artistry, ensuring each glass piece showcases their skill and passion.

    The Goodman Studio’s commitment to craftsmanship is evident in every piece they create. The artisans meticulously design and handcraft each item, ensuring that it reflects the beauty and uniqueness of their techniques. They embrace the natural qualities of glass, resulting in pieces that are not only visually striking but also imbued with a sense of movement and life. The harmonious blend of color and form in their vessels captures the essence of contemporary design. With a focus on innovation and artistry, each creation tells a story, inviting you to experience the transformative power of handcrafted glass.

    Growing up on Canada’s west coast, Jeff always felt intimately connected to nature. The mountains, trees and ocean inspired his imagination. His hands were his creative tools and he thought wood was his medium. Chasing his dream of building wooden boats, Jeff travelled to Ontario to be part of Sheridan College’s woodworking program. The school forced him to choose a second medium as part of the curriculum, so he picked glass on a whim. Armed with the mechanical expertise, Jeff went on to further explore design at the University of Illinois. After earning a degree in fine arts, he landed a three-year residency at Toronto’s Harbourfront Centre where he began building his portfolio and reputation as one of Canada’s preeminent glass blowers.