Since modern network systems are managed by multiple operators, practical distributed controller design is required to be independently performed in a distributed manner. The independent design of distributed controllers, referred to as distributed design, enables the synthesis process to be scalable. Nevertheless, distributed design methods have not yet been fully developed because of its difficulty. As a novel scheme for control of network systems, this paper presents a distributed design method of glocal (global/local) controllers. In the glocal structure, a global controller is introduced into the controller to be designed in addition to local decentralized controllers. The key idea to realize distributed design is to represent the original network system as a hierarchical cascaded system composed of reduced-order models each of which stands for the dynamics of global and local behaviors, here referred to as hierarchical model decomposition. Distributed design is achieved by designing controllers for the reduced-order models owing to the cascade structure. A numerical example demonstrates the effectiveness of the proposed glocal control.