»Stained Glass Overlay

Stained Glass Overlay looks like traditional stained glass, but is built on a solid glass or acrylic substrate. The spectrum of colors and textures are proprietary hand-crafted films that are permanently bonded to the substrate. Metal/Vinyl tape is then bonded to both sides of the substrate, giving the look of stained glass, but maintaining the strength of the solid sheet. The finished product is airtight, watertight, and strong.

The unique construction allows it to be applied as a panel over an existing window. This adds beauty and privacy to your windows without compromising their thermal integrity. Overlay can also be applied directly to existing glass for installations such as shower doors. Support rods are never needed and the product will never sag as traditional stained glass can.

»Beveled & Leaded Glass

Traditional Art Glass is the craft of cutting selected art glass into individual pieces, then assembling them with came (metal). We work with 5 finishes of came to suit your decorating needs.

The glass chosen for all products is authentic art glass. It has random lines, bubbles, and variations in color, grain and texture, that are not considered defects rather part of the charm and beauty of traditional art glass.

»Slump Glass

“Slump Glass” is a dramatic new dimension in embossed architectural glass — offering architects, designers, art directors, contractors, and home owners an expansive palette of decorative and functional opportunities. “Slump” glass is a product of heat “slumping” (often referred to as “kiln-formed,” “heat-molded” or “cast” glass) — a basic technology, originally conceived in Europe, then further developed and introduced to the architectural marketplace in North America during the mid-1980’s.

»Specialty Glass

Sumiglass... a contemporary expression of the traditional Japanese shoji screen, the delicate paper and wood room dividers found in Japanese architecture for centuries. Like shoji screens, a Sumiglass panel creates a balance between light emission and privacy, with the actual proportion of each dependent on the specific pattern or design selected. The glass panel can be a bold counterpoint in the design of a room, or a subtle enhancement integral to the overall setting.

The Vanceva family of interlayers encompasses a wide range of innovative solutions and benefits that enable architects, designers, and engineers to use glass for functions and applications never before thought possible. Vanceva interlayers are permanently laminated together between two pieces of glass to form a durable, easy to maintain glazing system.