If you are interested in some custom stained glass in your home, Fort Worth Stained Glass is ready to get started on your custom stained glass project. When it comes to stained glass, Fort Worth residents love the amount of choice available, the freedom to have absolutely any design possible with our fully custom products.<\/p>\n
We do custom designs for windows, doors, light fixtures, hanging stained glass panels, and more! Where in your home would you like some gorgeous custom stained glass? Don\u2019t forget, because it is custom it can be built for any size or shape window or door insert, even odd sizes and unusual shapes like diamonds or half-moons or circular windows.<\/p>\n
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Nothing adds a wow factor to a room like stained glass, Fort Worth art lovers know! And our stained glass is hand-crafted for beauty, quality, durability, and even tradition.<\/p>\n
Five places you might not have thought of to add stained glass to Fort Worth homes:<\/p>\n
1. The shower window! It adds privacy without blocking that all important light. And if you have a glass shower door, a matching panel would look phenomenal.<\/p>\n
2. Your kitchen cabinet doors. There\u2019s no faster, more dramatic way to change the whole look of your kitchen into something completely unique, something that says elegance and class.<\/p>\n
3. Your transom windows. Transoms are those narrow windows that sit on top of other regular windows or are sometimes found right up near the ceiling of a room. Talk about adding a wow factor, indeed. Custom stained glass will make this popular but under-appreciated architectural feature into the focal point of a room. Stained glass, Fort Worth residents are discovering, can look absolutely fantastic anywhere that there is regular glass!<\/p>\n
4. In a pass-through, half wall, or open space between rooms. Adding stained glass in a space like this can add more privacy while still letting the light flow freely from one room to another.<\/p>\n
5. The basement well windows. Yep, they are ugly. But as your only source of natural light in a basement, do you really want to cover them up with curtains? Stained glass to the rescue!<\/p>\n