Showing posts with label triple glazed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label triple glazed. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 15, 2009

Bathroom Beveled Glass Sliding Windows

This design was made to simulate an arch top window in a bathroom. Custom beveled gluechip diamonds were used in the bottom center surounded by several clear textured glass choices for depth and definition.

Light hues work beautifully with clear bevels making the design flow gracefully without overpowering it. This window slides up to open. The window was designed to run seemlessly when closed.
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Sunday, November 15, 2009

Stained Glass Peacock Entry Doors


Our client requested privacy and it was achieved by using an obscure gluechip glass for the background. These stained glass entry doors are also triple glazed (3/4" ~ 1" thick) with tempered clear glass for safety.
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Thursday, September 24, 2009

Beveled Sliding Glass Door Bathroom Windows

Mrs. O. contacted me requesting replacement of her clear bathroom window with a privacy glass beveled window. The windows are sliding and she wanted to keep it that way since it is in her master bathroom over the bathtub. During the summer, it's nice to have that window open for air circulation. She had seen this design in a Model home and fell in love with it. After going over the glass choices, I recommended gluechip glass for maximum privacy. Thank you for the pictures!

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Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Can you make a custom window using a tile pattern in my bathroom?

Thank you for your question Edith! Yes, I would need a picture of the design you wish to replicate. I can usually come up with something pretty close. I just finished a bathroom beveled glass window with exactly the same request. My client showed me the tile below and asked if I could make something to match. I was able to create the bevel design below that worked perfectly.

Friday, April 24, 2009

Stained Glass Bird in Tree Bathroom Window

PICTURE ABOVE IS DRAWING
This stained glass tree is one of my favorites. The drawings I provide my clients are actually scaled to the dimension of the window to be made. The same drawing is used as a pattern when putting the stained glass piece together. So the image in the drawing is going to be almost exact as the finished stained glass piece. The colors, however, show differently on paper than in actual stained glass. My client will give me a starting color pallette prefered for the project. This provides a perfect starting point for when the actual glass selection is made from glass samples once the final drawing is approved.
PICTURE ABOVE IS ACTUAL WINDOW
It is installed above the bathtub so privacy is very important for the homeowner. I love using double gluechip glass because it is so beautifully neutral and provides the best obscurity. The use of clear textured glass for backgrounds, in my opinion, makes the design more defined. The glass colors were chosen to match the granite installed in the showers and bathtub areas.

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

Custom Beveled Bathroom Windows

Bevels in bathroom windows are so beautiful. There is no need to worry about privacy because the glass surrounding the bevels can be obscure clear textured glass. This design was fabricated with a combination of 3 textures. The bevels as well as the textured border sparkle in the light.
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Wednesday, August 20, 2008

Stained Glass Tree Bathroom Window

Carole Jensen (designer) had a request for a stained glass bathroom window for a client. In our meeting, the homeowners had the idea of using their logo as the design. After a few preliminary drawings and modifications this was the outcome.



Carole has a graceful whimsical design style which is embedded throughout the home emanating tranquility.This is the exterior view of the window in the day. When the lights are on inside, the stained glass window's colors take life. I had to take pictures of the stepping stone areas. They are such eye treats. The stones are mixed with turquoise and blue sea glass!


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