When creating the interior of your home, consider stained glass windows. They are very versatile. You can create half round windows that provide light with color. A window like this can also serve as a window valance. Consider building a valance out of opalescent glass, which will allow light through, but is not clear enough to see through. The major difference between a fabric valance and a stained glass window as a valance is that it doesn't muffle sound in the room.

Make a statement by creating a fantastic entryway! Windows can be custom made to be installed in your new door. Sidelights can be designed to blend in with the existing window. This can be done with a themed stained glass window as well as with an abstract stained glass window! Below is shown an example of "Black Bear Summer" with attached sidelights. These designs can also be expanded to include a transom window above the door!

Use smaller stained glass pieces such as sun catchers to add character to a room. Duplicate a pattern elsewhere in the room. Do you have roses, butterflies, angles or stars? Bevels and clear glass also make interesting patterns in the windows that bring together a theme. Use some of our abstract designs and modify the colors to fit your room's attire.

You can even use different windows throughout the year to accommodate seasonal decorating! Soon we will be offering a variety of suncatchers that will add a seasonal touch to every window in the house! You will be able to order these suncatchers from our site, or order the designs so you can build them yourself! Check back soon!