Architectural Stained Glass

Welcome to the house that Don Built
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Stained glass in the Stairwell.
This window curves down the wall of the "barn" and lights the main stairwell of the home.
It is 3 panels, each one is a curved panel of metre square.
The window features sculptured, double layered stained glass.

The two pictures above show the upstairs area of the house.
It has a nice ambiance which is created by the curved walls, ceilings and railings.
The entranceway
This window is the latest completion for Don's home.
The woodern joinery was designed, and installed, complete with clear glass on the out side.
The panels are on the inside of the frames and feature a second lay of detailing i.e. vines and insects.

Architectural Stained Glass Commissions welcome
Designing stained glass into the architecture of a building plan is the very best way
to add aesthetic character to a new building.
The glasswork can be located to catch the sunlight and project colour where it's wanted.
It will also enhance the overall visual appeal of enteranceways, feature windows and sky lighting.
So, to all you architects out there take note and use stained glass to complete your visual effects.
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