Gallery
Silo Gallery represents over two dozen very talented artists specializing in 3D art forms, including bronze, raku pottery, wood, and warm glass such as: fused, draped, slumped, cast and mixed media.
Studio
Tour (if available) the Studio and learn that not all beautiful glass is blown glass! This fused glass studio, at 4,000 sq. ft. is the largest purpose built warm glass studio in Central Texas. Discover all the features that makes this building unique and learn how warm glass is created.
Architectural Showroom and Studio
Visit with us at the showroom for architectural and home accessories, such as windows, glass top coffee tables, screens/partitions, sconces, and much more. This studio adds another 2,000 sq. ft. to our studios.
Silo Falls
Relax next to the beautiful grotto with two waterfalls and a koi pond. A perfect photo spot.
Where are we?
You will find The Silo between San Marcos and Wimberley, TX on Ranch Road 12 about a mile north of Wimberley Glassworks, where you can see glass blowing demos. We are right across the street from Middleton Brewery on Oakwood Loop.
Silo Nov. 3 2021 - Architectural Showroom and Studio is open.
Silo sometime before June 2010 - The Silo Antique and Feed Store.
Silo Glass Spring 2017 (Photo by Clay Ewing)
Silo Architectural showroom and studio was officially open. Now offering glass topped coffee tables, wood and glass screens/partitions, sconces, and more.
The Silo nearing completion of a remodel, to include new windows, doors, insulation and HVAC to create an Architectural Glass Studio.
Created a relaxing water feature with Koi pond and two waterfalls between the original Silo and the New Gallery & Studio.
Grand Opening - New Gallery and Studio opened and Silo Glass began to move in. November 18th plumbing was completed for the toilets, Nov. 19 was the Grand Opening!
Slogged their way through 2 years of State and local bureaucracy for permit after permit to build the new Studio & Gallery.
The rectangular building near the Silo was demolished to make way for a new studio. If they would have known it would take over 2 years, they would have waited, the building would have been handy!
Silo Glass opened the door becoming the home for Silo Glass, 2 Muses Fusing, and Glass from the heart. The sign still said Silo Antiques.
Chester John and Elissa Beach bought The Silo. Held a moving in Garage Sale and met many of the neighbors.
It was The Silo Antique and Feed Store run by Steve and Melinda Howell. We hear so many stories of the wonderful antiques available during this time.
The Silo started out as a Stained glass studio and store that featured lighting. The Silo was built and designed by Ralph and Jean Petley using different sizes of silos and an unusual roof design in 1985. In addition to The Silo, they built a home further down the road. The home is not visible from the road.
