Church was purchased and renovated to become a primary residence.

Customer wanted amber, clear and red stain glass. Each piece was cut by hand.

Steve spent a lot of time hand cutting each piece to fit. The results are beautiful!

The arch was in pretty bad shape. Plastic was cut and then spray painted. Steve used the plastic pieces as templates when cutting the new glass.

Each upper sash in the sanctuary had curved pieces. We alternated jade and cobalt throughout the windows. The center amber circle was kept consistent throughout.

These windows were about 8’ tall from sill to arch!

The project took a couple weeks to complete. Scaffolding was needed to reach the upper sashes.

These windows became stunning works of art—both functional and beautiful.

Steve & Brad installing an upper sash. The scaffolding was less than optimal, but moving slowly and purposfully yielded outstanding results.

This upper sash needed major repair with new horizontal and vertical muntins. Thankfully this was the only sash in this bad of shape.

We built new muntins, added glass, and reinstalled the sash. It’s tricky securing new wood to 155 year old wood!