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Carrying on the tradition of our craft. Our traditional windows are influenced by the many windows we have restored over the years and our extensive collection of historic designs. Rarely do we actually reproduce a window but combine different design elements from the past and our imitation to create pleasing accents to architecture. To see examples of sketches we have created to express our design ideas please visit our blog |
One of three windows for a living room. We started out making the transoms to help control the sunlight into [...]
Stylized Peacock
A partition seperating the power room from the bathroom, where our client wanted the look of a Tiffany wisteria window. [...]
Beveling colored glass seemed like the perfect material for this whiplash design. A transom window for a traditional dining room, [...]
The curved doors in this cabinet requred that we bevel glass that was curved to the exact angle of the [...]
We stylized these hand beveled windows by using floating caming, zipper cuts and brilliant cutting. Beveling with colored glass gives [...]
Created for a mud room where the owner wanted privacy but to still be able to see people coming down [...]
Art Deco inspired cabinet doors. These windows are lit from inside the cabinet to help the balance the translucent and [...]
This beveled glass window was designed and made for the entrance door. Most of our glass beveling is done on [...]
Varying the widths on this fan window made it more interesting than the traditional, even spaced designs of the past. [...]
A Frand Lloyd Wright inspired creation for a front door.
We hand beveled 3/8″ thick glass for this entryway so we could achieve a variable bevel that radiates from 1/2″ [...]
Just some of the beveled glass windows we have created using traditional designs [...]