About Us

• Daniels' Woodland Glass Arts Ltd. was started in 1976 by Denis and Janine Daniels. The studio is located in Wausau, Wisconsin, a setting long noted for its creative and cultural atmosphere. Both Denis and Janine have been involvoled in the arts since their youth and both received formal art training at the renowned School of the Art Institute of Chicago where they met.They later refined their artistic talents and techniques and applied them to the specialty of art glass. The current staff includes glassworkers, installers and shippers, all working with the same standard of quality that has been a hallmark of Daniels' Woodland Glass Arts. Articles on Daniels' Woodland Glass Arts Ltd. have been featured in Wisconsin Trails Magazine, Glass Art Magazine, Wisconsin Conservation, Wisconsin Restaurateur, The Milwaukee Journal, the LaCrosse Tribune, and other newspapers. In addition to the work in churches, commercial work includes international clients such as Trane Corp., Lands' End, Marcus Corp., Gundersen Clinic and Marshfield Clinic. Many fast food chain stores have added Daniels' glass to their decor...names like Subway, Hardee's, McDonald's and Shakey's Pizza. An extensive amount of art glass has been sold through mail-order catalogs including Wild Wings, Abbey Press, Clymer's, Northword Press and many others. What can we do for you? We hope the material in this site has given you an idea of our creativity, talent, craftsmanship and diversity. We are dedicated to giving our clients the best quality and workmanship at a competitive price.Our versatility allows us to meet the needs of a wide range of projects from churches, business and corporate art glass to presentation pieces, awards and promotional items. This is a family owned and operated business for over 40 years and we take pride in our personal relationships with our clients. Though we are in Wisconsin, the scope of our operation is not limited to its boundaries. We have successfully shipped our art throughout the United States as well as to Europe and the Far East.