You think of Pittsburgh, you think of steel, right? But before the rise of the steel business, Pittsburgh was known as the glass capital of the United States. By the 1920s, hundreds of glasshouses were located along the South Shore – thanks in part to a large sandbar in the middle of the Monongahela River; a sandbar that was mined for glass.

As we envisioned, designed, landscaped and crafted our new property, it was important to honor all that came before us. We chose a name that reflects our history, our logo was inspired by a vintage glass maker’s mark, we curated artwork that speaks to our heritage, we even commissioned a local artisan to create a few of our light fixtures.