These stained glass doors are simply BEAUTIFUL

12 years ago

I have a faux stain glass on my front door which has little glass . trying to get the effect , it works but WOW this is really something I hope to someday have in my home when i hit it big smile. Tell the designers THAT THIS IS WHERE IT IS AT FOR THE FUTURE, possibly they can begin to place some of their products in the average home stores... Anyway I JUST LOVE IT

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Mark Levy Studio
12 years ago
last modified: 12 years ago
Thank you for the compliment. This pair of doors was designed for my clients based on their request that they be "unlike any type of stained glass glass doors we've likely seen before". That was the driving inspiration of what became my "Tumbling Block" series, from which many projects have stemmed.

All of the stained glass is mouth-blown European antique; if you've seen them blow glass by hand before, the round cylinders that are created by glassblowers are cut and rolled out into individual sheets while still hot and out of the kiln to create this type of glass where no two pieces are the same in color or texture.

I think designers are very much aware of trying to create products or work with artists to offer their clients unique elements for the home that will personalize it, add character and add value. It sounds like you are creating those types of spaces in the work you're doing at your home. Great success to you in your endeavors!
inspiredone thanked Mark Levy Studio
inspiredone
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12 years ago
It is something so very beautiful about adding an artistic perspective to any home no matter how small or large, regardless of budget and age of home. .it is something that is so very warm and spiritual in your designs. Thank You again for sharing with The Houzz, more than a treat!
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Mark Levy Studio
12 years ago
last modified: 12 years ago
It is interesting you would mention budget, for although the doors in this series look expensive, we can and have created them in home's of all budgetary price ranges.

Here is another from the "Tumbling" series that divides a dining room from the kitchen. The home is designed in mono-chromatic tones of gray, which we followed through on for the glass selections. I hope you enjoy it as much as the others.

Thank you for your insightful observations regarding the art/home/design process; you embody The HOUZZ user.
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Mark Levy Studio
12 years ago
Inspiredone:
Here are some other images from the series, showing details of the handblown glass I mentioned. I've had a number of contacts regarding the topic you brought up on these windows, so thank you again for your time to have written and shared your ideas and experiences with all of the HOUZZ readers and myself.