Tom Fruin's Glass House — Attraction in Orlando

During my recent visit to Lake Nona, I had the pleasure of exploring Tom Fruin's Glass House, and it was truly a delightful experience. After a leisurely walk from my hotel following dinner, I found myself at this stunning sculpture, and I was captivated by its beauty.

The colorful glass structure, set against the backdrop of a tranquil lake, creates a perfect blend of art and nature. The area was remarkably quiet, and I practically had the place to myself, which made the experience even more special. The Glass House's vibrant hues and intricate design stand out beautifully, even without the lights on, offering a unique visual treat.

If you find yourself in Lake Nona, a visit to Tom Fruin's Glass House is a must. It's a serene spot that offers a peaceful escape and a chance to appreciate some truly magnificent art in a quiet,...

Tom Fruin’s Glass House in Lake Nona is one of the most unique and fun spots I’ve ever photographed. I’ve had the pleasure of capturing both weddings and a portrait session here, and it’s quickly become one of my favorite places to shoot.

The colorful glass panels create such a vibrant, playful atmosphere—perfect for couples who want something bold and different for their big day. Whether you're planning a wedding, engagement session, or any kind of celebration, this space brings the energy and amazing light.

As a wedding photographer, I’m all about helping couples have fun and feel totally themselves, and this venue checks all the boxes. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a memorable and one-of-a-kind...

So, here you are, dining at Canvas one evening. Then you notice this colorful structure. It’s a glass house. Colored panels make up the entire building and the light is catching it to make the most amazing colors. This is a permanent art display in Laureate Park. There are similar ones in NY (the Watertower is in Brooklyn). This is the place to take photos of all kinds - wedding, prom, baby....probably a few other types as well. It’s part of the outdoor dining...