A master bathroom should feel like a private retreat—a place to unwind after a long day and let the stress of the world wash away. Bathroom stained glass Salt Lake City has become one of our most requested design commissions for master baths because it achieves something no other window...
When homeowners in Salt Lake City's historic districts think about stained glass that honors their property's architectural heritage, the Arts and Crafts movement often comes to mind. Few names carry more weight in that tradition than Greene and Greene, the Pasadena-based brothers whose early twentieth-century work set the standard for...
When homeowners along the East Bench and Foothill neighborhoods of Salt Lake City look for a way to bring bold, sculptural color into their living spaces, dalle de verre offers something that traditional stained glass simply cannot match. The technique—whose name translates from French as "glass slab"—uses thick, faceted chunks...
When homeowners in Salt Lake City ask us about distinctive stained glass styles that pair elegance with artistic heritage, Mackintosh stained glass is one of the first design traditions we discuss. Drawing from the work of Scottish architect and designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868–1928), this style brings a refined Art...
In Holladay living spaces, light is one of the biggest design challenges we solve. A room can feel bright and inviting in the morning, then harsh and exposed by midday, especially when broad windows pull in direct sun from the Wasatch side of the valley. That is why many homeowners...
Salt Lake City's architectural identity is inseparable from its stained glass heritage. From the Gothic Revival churches downtown to the Craftsman bungalows of the Avenues and Sugar House, Utah stained glass has evolved through more than a century of changing tastes, building styles, and regional influences. As a studio working...
Walk through the Yalecrest Historic District on Salt Lake City's East Bench, and you'll see some of the finest Tudor Revival architecture in Utah. With 242 English Tudor examples — roughly 15% of the district's primary structures — this neighborhood showcases the steep gables, half-timbering, and casement windows that define...
Utah's high-altitude sunlight is unlike anywhere else in the country. At over 4,200 feet elevation, Salt Lake City receives some of the most intense, crystalline daylight in North America — and that quality of light transforms how stained glass interacts with interior spaces. When sunlight passes through colored and textured...
Outdoor stained glass panels can do something special in a Salt Lake City landscape. They bring color, privacy, and artistry into spaces that often rely on stone, wood, and plantings alone. We design these panels for homeowners who want a garden wall, patio divider, or porch feature that feels permanent...
In Salt Lake City, light behaves differently than it does in many other places. With our city sitting at roughly 4,300 feet above sea level, daylight feels bright, crisp, and present in nearly every room it touches. That is one reason stained glass continues to feel so at home here....
