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Stained Glass Windows & Doors
Leaded stained glass is the studio's flagship craft. Every window begins with a full-size cartoon drawn on the studio table — from there, each piece of sheet glass is hand-cut, ground, wrapped in copper foil or leaded with came, and soldered together with 50/50 alloy. The finished panel is then aged, patinaed, and polished before installation.
What we offer
- Residential entryways, sidelites, transoms, and stair windows
- Ecclesiastical sanctuary windows for churches and chapels
- Restaurant and retail architectural glass
- Commissioned memorial and tribute panels
- Leaded and copper-foiled construction options
- Protective glazing available for all installations
How it's made
- 1
Site visit & sketching
We measure the opening, study the light, and sketch the first design on tracing paper over photographs of your space.
- 2
Cartoon & glass selection
A full-size color cartoon is drawn, then glass is selected piece by piece — often from our inventory of European and American art glass.
- 3
Cutting, leading, soldering
Each piece is cut to cartoon, wrapped or leaded, soldered on both sides, and aged to the finish of your choosing.
- 4
Cementing & installation
Leaded panels are weatherproofed with cement putty, then delivered and installed (or shipped crated for your installer).
Also explore
Beveled Glass Windows
Precision-cut beveled panels with luminous prismatic refractions — classic and contemporary.
Learn more →Etched & Carved Glass
Sandblasted and hand-carved designs — from subtle frost to deeply sculptural relief.
Learn more →Fused & Slumped Glass
Kiln-formed art glass including dalle de verre, cast pieces, bowls, and architectural panels.
Learn more →Ready to commission stained glass windows & doors?
Every piece starts with a conversation. Tell us about your project.
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