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August 8, 2018 · 7 Comments

Coastal Custom Cabinet Panels by Artist Bonnie Morse

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I can’t tell you how much I’m enjoying showcasing and introducing artists each month that I admire! This month’s featured art is the beautiful Coastal Custom Cabinet Panels by Artist Bonnie Morse. Bonnie is a glass mosaic designer and inventor from Florida and most recently, a kitchen cabinet panel designer. Bonnie combines cut stained glass and wood with interior lighting. The glass is illuminated and controlled from within the frame. She invented a patented pending process for this and the panels can be customized to any designer and homeowner’s desires. These custom-made cabinet panels can be easily integrated into any cabinet door that is “glass ready”. 

Coastal Custom Cabinet Panels - Glass and Wood Mosaic Palm Leaf - Coastal Custom Cabinet Panels by Artist Bonnie Morse

These coastal custom cabinet panels produce an extraordinary aesthetic balance and allow light to pass through or reflect off the inlaid glass.  Back-lighting creates a lighting enhancement from inside the cabinet.  The glass can also be mirrored so that the light reflects from the front of the design.  This application compliments the color and complexity of any decor.  The design options for a coastal home are literally endless.  

An extra bonus is that the panels can be easily inserted and removed, so as style or tastes change, so can the panel.  Bonnie hand selects the highest quality colored, iridescent and reflective glass for the panels. She works with each client to customize the look, asthetics and expression that the client wants to capture and convey for a truly one of a kind design. 

Campbell Cabinetry Designs Inc. with Blue Nautilus - Coastal Custom Cabinet Panels by Artist Bonnie Morse

She can also create a reverse design. Look at these beautiful wood palm leaves inlaid in glass. 

Campbell Cabinetry Inc. Natural Leaf with Silver Reflective Glass

Bonnie’s art is not limited to just cabinet panels, she also creates intricate glass and wood mosaic framed artwork. 

Glass and Wood Mosaic Art - Bonnie Morse

Wood and Glass Mosaic Dolphin - Artist Bonnie Morse

Because Bonnie is an artist, she is fully ready to customize any panel to your desire. This wood and glass swirl design is an example if your tastes lean to the more modern or whimsical. 

Natural Swirl with Silver Glass Inserts

Take a peek at the detail she puts into each piece.

Seahorse glass and wood mosaic art

Wood and Glass Mosaic Custom Cabinet Panels - Seahorse Detailed

Discover how to get your own coastal custom cabinet panels by artist Bonnie Morse by visting her website and social media sites (listed below). I hope you check her out and follow along with her on IG! 

  • bonniemorse.net
  • customcabinetpanels.com
  • Custom Cabinet Panels – Instagram

Photos used with courtesy and permission of Bonnie Morse and Campbell Cabinetry Designs Inc.

KIM

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  1. JaneEllen says

    August 9, 2018 at 12:14 am

    How fortunate you are to own some ofBonnies art, gorgeous and sospecial.Love one of a kind. Having lived in San Diego inland for 21yrs I love the water, spentas much time at the beaches with our 4 kids. I used totake half our neighborhood to beach when kids young.

    Will check out her website,maybeget to buy somethingfrom her one day. Ilove colored glass.
    Pretty sure when youngest daughter sees herglassart she’llwant somethingfromher also. Sorry my typing is so bad. Love your blog and posts.Love everything of Bonnies you showed…
    Getting late amtired, so not typing as well. Have wonderful weekend. Enjoy your gorgeous glass art.

    Reply
    • Kim @ Sand & Sisal says

      August 9, 2018 at 10:51 am

      Hi Jane! I actually don’t own any her panels, but they sure are beautiful aren’t they? Thanks so much for stopping by today! I appreciate it! Have a lovely day! ~ KIM

      Reply
  2. Lisa says

    August 9, 2018 at 6:56 am

    Beautiful! Absolutely beautiful! Love it!

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    • Kim @ Sand & Sisal says

      August 9, 2018 at 10:49 am

      Isn’t though? Glad you love it! Thanks for stopping by Lisa!

      Reply
  3. Shane P Davis says

    August 9, 2018 at 11:34 am

    Her work is so beautiful. I would love to one day have something like this in my kitchen. I’m not sure if my cabinets are glass ready though…..

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  4. Bonnie Morse says

    August 9, 2018 at 3:39 pm

    Thank you Kim for sharing my love of glass! Your site is an amazing tribute to Coastal Style and Design!

    Reply
    • Kim @ Sand & Sisal says

      August 10, 2018 at 11:45 am

      Thank you Bonnie for sharing your beautiful talent with us!

      Reply

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