Having a window in your hallway or stairway allows for natural light to enter your home. Windows make these small or narrow places look bigger and brighter. But plain glass doesn't really do too much to enhance your interior design. Our clients wanted a unique way to decorate their staircase so they decided to install this traditional styled stained glass window. The clear color of the glass also allows them freedom if they decide to redecorate or sell their home in the future.

The door and glass are both made here in the USA, using high quality materials. Shown here in Primed Poplar. Sold in unfinished pine, primed poplar or custom hardwood. 1-3/8" Thick - 6"8, 7' x 8' Heights - 24", 28", 30", 32", 36" Red & White Oak, Cherry, Maple, Knotty & Clear Alder, Hickory, Mahogany and many other species. Our decorative glass doors are visually exciting alternatives to standard interior doors.

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