These kitchen cabinet panels were designed with the tile color and design in mind. The glass is antique clear, opalescent, and cathedral granite. The challenge was to use glass that would not need back lighting to view and also to make the panels light and airy

Turn of the century, original home of the Wells Fargo Family. Created to obscure the light well off the staircase landing leading to the second floor. Complementary windows were also created for the kitchen area to obscure a similarly unwelcome view. Sandblasted antique glass with glue chip and...

Transom window created to replace older industrial glass, allowing light and color to be transmitted in either direction. Also meant to complement living room stained glass window (not shown here).

White opal antique glass obscures the view of the contents of the cabinet while creating a softer more interactive decorative door.

This work was commissioned with mobility in mind. The client didn't have a window they were willing to delegate for stained glass but were eager to have a stained glass panel. We came up with this solution. The frame is strong hardwood, and is dyed to harmonize with the colors in the stained...