Peter Kovacsy is a international renowned Western Australian glass artist, sculptor and
designer-maker specialising in kiln cast glass sculpture and wood art.
Peter offers his unique creations directly from his studio in Pemberton. Here, you will find a diverse selection of unique artworks that showcase his craftsmanship and artistic expertise. Peter warmly invites you to visit his studio and experience the artistry firsthand.
Kovacsy's cast glass sculptures and artworks made from wood have shown in major international exhibitions, including Rhode Island School of Design, SOFA Chicago, Milan Design Week, Toyama Glass Art Museum and the Art Gallery of Western Australia.
Artist Peter Kovacsy art glass gallery and sculptured studio in Pemberton Western Australia. Direct sales enquires to
Uluru Sunset Large-scale cast glass sculpture by Australian glass artist Peter Kovacsy
Vertical Cluster, Metal sculpture by Australian sculptor Peter Kovacsy
Artist Peter Kovacsy art glass gallery and sculptured studio in Pemberton Western Australia. Direct sales enquires to
Discover Peter Kovacsy Studios: Pemberton’s Hidden Creative Gem.
Tucked away among the towering karri trees of Pemberton, the Peter Kovacsy Studio is one of the South West’s most surprising and inspiring places to visit. Known internationally for his striking cast glass, wood, and sculptures, Peter’s studio offers a rare opportunity to step inside the creative world of a master craftsman — right in the heart of the Southern Forests.
The studio sits on the edge of the forest, blending contemporary creativity with the natural beauty that inspires much of Peter’s work. Visitors often describe the experience as peaceful, intimate, and unlike anything else in the region. Every artwork is handcrafted on site, and many pieces are available for purchase directly, making it an ideal stop for anyone seeking a unique, locally made treasure.
Important: Because Peter is a working artist — often in the studio, travelling, or preparing exhibitions — opening hours can vary. To avoid dissapointment call on the day to confirm the studio is open before visiting.