The Arts & Crafts movement in stained glass began in the later 1900’s and lasted into the beginning of the 20th century. The style is also known as Mission and one of the most famous proponents is Frank Lloyd Wright. Our clients wanted their four entryway door panels to exhibit …
“The Rose Woman” is a custom panel that Pamela designed and fabricated for an architect whose home is done in the Arts & Crafts style. The great Scottish artists, Charles Rennie MacIntosh and his wife Margaret MacDonald, inspired the design. Look for the profile of the woman. The lovely rose …
This striking Diamond panel was commissioned for a powder room. It is a classic pattern, but the colors give it a contemporary twist. Since privacy was key, Pamela used a pale golden “pebbled” textured glass for the field, augmented by contrasting random darker golden diamonds. The border is a rich …
The client wanted a window panel that matched the lovely soft golden and pale green colors in her bedroom. Pamela says, “We chose gorgeous mouth blown hand made glasses. The pale green is one of my favorites and I call it Coke bottle green.” The center orange iridized pane is …
This design began with a classic styled transom but with a twist. The glass used is a gorgeous and very rare mouth blown golden glass, and each piece is a different shade of gold. The design extending down the sidelights had to flow perfectly with the transom. Tradional Georgian sidelights …
This stunning panel started as a repair. Pamela kept the nude and designed the panel to surround her in a field of poppies. The gorgeous turquoise glass is mouthblown. This panel will be installed in a bathroom.
This panel was created for an entryway door.
The client specified a bright yellow and red in this nod to the Arts & Crafts movement. The panels were installed as sidelights to the home’s entrance.
My dear friend and colleague, Rob Morris passed away in the late winter of 2013. He was an architect who commissioned many of my works, including the Rose Women, Sistine Ceiling, and the McCormick House Sidelights and Transoms. This was the final design I had written to Rob about before …
Mosaic Window Panels are made with mosaic stained glass which are glued onto a clear piece of glass and then grouted. This way the sunlight shines directly through, creating brilliance. Using mosaics allows for greater detail in the design. Traditional Window Panels are created using one of two methods: The …
McCormick House Morris Day won the NARI DC 2012 Merit Award for Creative Solutions under $15k. This was for the McLean Stained Glass creation of the leaded beveled front entryway sidelights and transoms. www.narimetrodc.org
These panels have just been created. More information and “making of” photos will be posted after installation is complete. Rondel Window Panels
This set of stained glass pieces was created for a pool house in McLean, Virginia. The panels are created using stained glass mosaics glued onto large clear glass panels. Koi Pond
The Sistine Ceiling was commissioned by Morris-Day Architects for the cathedral ceiling of a home. It is made of leaded stained glass and reinforced with steel rebar. Click on photo to view larger Sistine Ceiling
The Penguin Floor Inset was commissioned for a private residence in McLean, Virginia. The design was based on a family business logo, recreated and brought to life in a striking mosaic. Click on any photo to view larger Penguin Floor Inset Complete Penguin Floor Inset Installed Penguin Floor Room View
