Stained Glass Windows can add value and beauty to your home, business or desired location. We sell high quality handmade stained glass products such as door panels, glass windows and lamp shades. We have many years of experience in designing and restoring traditional glass windows throughout the world and have worked in hospitals, churches, schools and public areas to create inspiring, emotional a
nd calming environments using different colours and lighting techniques. Our stained glass artists are highly experienced in using many different window making techniques including double and triple glazing, etching, staining, fusing and painting techniques and have over 20 years of practice. Visit our page for our recent work and more information on stained glass. If you would like a quote for a new or a replacement window or possibly a repair to a current window or stained glass, please use the form below or email us at [email protected] for further information and details. We have supplied and restored many glass windows in churches and we are also very experienced in restoring ancient religious and secular glass. Contemporary visions can also be used to produce powerful and provocative stained glass images. The use of hand blown sheet glass with its many reams and indentations can produce a rich vibrant effect. We are able to source, research and create designs to match an existing window. Although we aren't limited to ancient windows, we also repair and restore modern stained glass windows. If you would like a quote for a new or a replacement window or possibly a repair to a current window or stained glass, please use the form below or email us at [email protected] for further information and details
We work very closely with our glassblowing studio, where our handmade stained glass roundels are produced for use in our glass windows. In our main shop opposite the Roman Baths, we have a great example of a roundel window on public display. Roundels were one of the first types of stained glass used in windows. The glass is blown and made into a big, flat circle and then cooled before being cut into small pieces and glazed with lead. The middle of the roundel is known as the bullseye. Today a lot of people want the bullseye in their stained glass as proof of their authenticity and handmade nature.
