Showing posts with label cabinet insert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cabinet insert. Show all posts

Friday, October 21, 2011

Colored Bevels in Built-In Cabinets

Thank you both for the pictures! M.Deb. came to me with a request for colored bevels for a custom built in cabinet made by a locally owned and operated Smitty Built-Ins. The subtle blue and green bevels surrounded by a pale rose glass ribbon flow gracefully in this design.

TESTIMONIAL:
Hi Lorenia, Here's the picture of the cabinet with the bevel glass you made for me. This looks beautiful. Thanks for all your hard work. Thanks,
M.Deb














The link below will take you to Smitty Built-Ins' website for contact information.
http://www.smittybuiltins.com/
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Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Stained Glass Pavones, Costa Rica

Stained Glass Poinsettias

These Stained Glass Poinsettias were made for a cabinet door. Two of these panels were made as mirror images. The glass chosen was heavily textured to ensure the contents behind the cabinet were not to be seen.

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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Using Stained Glass in Non-Lit Areas

Hello Annie,
I understand you want to permanently affix stained glass to your medicine cabinet doors that are painted the color of your wall. The glass weight is approximately around 2-1/2 ~ 3 lbs per square ft copper foiled with lead came. I am concerned about the installation of a stained glass piece over an existing panel. The best way is to frame the stained glass piece and use the frame as a door. If you are mounting stained glass over an existing door, it is best if it sits on a molding and fits snuggly all around. Then run a bead of clear silicon all around the stained glass to seal it in place. Remember this is a swinging door and the glass could fall and be a safety issue if there are no stops to hold it in place. There must be something to secure it from falling out. These suncatcher are pre-made and come in the sizes specified online. You might want to have the panel custom made to fit a frame.Stained glass shows best with a lit back. Preferably natural sunlight like the picture above.This stained glass hanging is sold on the website's SHOP NOW! tab in the STAINED GLASS HANGINGS page.The colors will be muted if placed over a painted surface and clear textures will show the color of your wall or whatever is behind it.The picture above is hanging on a butterscotch color painted wall.The picture above is laying on white paper.
This picture is taken from the exterior looking into the house window.
I hope this helps. Please do not hesitate to call me.

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Beveled Glass Door Windows

My customer requested a simple bevel design for his farmhouse style home. The idea was to have a center elongated bevel cluster. Nothing too intricate. I proposed a few designs drawn to the actual scale of the window. This design was drafted and approve by the designer after a modification in the width of the bevels. There are 4 cabinets top and bottom that also needed glass inserts to match these beveled door windows. The beveled glass panel below is shown with natural sunlight behind it.The outer chord glass border was eliminated and the texture chosen was a tighter hammered pattern for the cabinets.




Sunday, August 24, 2008

Everglade Architectural Glass Installation

Architectural Texture Glass and Cast Glass can be installed as Partitions and used in Homes for Privacy, Cabinet Doors, Door Inserts, and more. Most Architectural Glass can be Tempered for Safety as long as it is 4mm thick and the texture is not too deep.