Summer 2026 Palettes in Bullseye Glass, 1–4

Sun-bleached architecture and luminous shells

SUMMER: a word that arrives like heat off stone—sudden, total, unapologetic. Think of the weight of midday light on ancient walls, a slot canyon glowing orange from within, the cold shock of turquoise water seen from above. A parakeet's lime-green feather against pale blossom. Cowrie shells laid out on cream linen like small found treasures.

Summer is not one thing. It is archaeology and jungle, stillness and saturated color, the long-baked and the brilliantly alive. To help inspire your seasonal work, we've curated four glass palettes from Bullseye's catalog that capture summer's many faces — from sun-bleached shore to electric canopy. Explore them below.

Explore the Palettes

~ A Note on Striking Glasses ~

Striking Glasses are glass styles that may not reveal (or strike to) their target color until fired. For stained glass purposes, artists have several options:

  1. Striker styles can be pre-struck in a kiln.
  2. Some striker styles in their cold form are very near to the struck form. Hover over all styles to see examples of each glass in its cold state.
  3. To see which styles do not require heatwork, select "no" in the striker filter. Or, select "non-fusible" in the grade filter.