Stained Glass Services

Leaded Stained Glass

Traditional stained glass (like in churches) that is made up with pieces of glass cut to size and shape then held together with lead cames in between them. 

This method is still in use today and utelising it I can create amazing contemporary and traditional styled stained glass windows and door panels for you. There are dozens of different coloured and textured glasses to choose from to put in any window.

Dalle de Verre Stained Glass

Dalle de Verre (translates to Slab of Glass) is amazing and a totally different way of enjoying stunning stained glass and coloured light streamed into your home. 

Dalle de Verre windows have been around since the 1930s are made using 25 mm thick glass that is set into a resin matrix.  This method creates some of the most dynamic windows around, especially with abstract designs.

As the UK’s only exponent of this stained glass method, I can create something unique for you that will look like nothing else anywhere. I also restore existing Dalle de Varre nationwide.

Here is a link to some videos I have created on Dalle de Verre making.

Tiffany windows and shades

Back in the late 19th century Louis Comfort Tiffany created this method of holding cut glass pieces together to create more delicate creations than the traditional lead cames could provide. 

You are most likely to have seen this in what are colloquially known as ‘Tiffany Lamps’.  This method of construction can be used for windows too if they are internal, or set inside double-glazed units.

Double-Glazed Stained Glass

Double-glazed stained glass can allow you to have real Leaded or Tiffany constructed windows that comply with stringent heating regulations.  Entire walls can be created this way giving you triple-glazed windows. Have real stained glass and none of the worries of heat loss through single glazing.

Stained Glass Workshops

Want to learn how to make a stained glass window using either the Leaded or Tiffany methods?  Click on this link to find out more and book a workshop.