Which doors stained glass suits
Stained glass inserts are fitted into both entry and interior doors of any construction. In double and sliding doors stained glass looks more striking than in single hinged doors.
Stained glass can be purely decorative or can screen the room from view. For a child's room and a bedroom we recommend glass that cannot be seen through, while any option works for a dining room, kitchen or living room. Stained glass entry doors are appropriate in residential buildings, restaurants, hotels, shops and boutiques.
What glass we use
Colored, clear and translucent, opal, with a wavy, relief or bubble texture, as well as glass with light effects. The choice depends on the purpose of the stained glass and your wishes.
What to prepare before ordering
- The exact dimensions of the stained glass panel and the construction of the door.
- The style of the stained glass: classic, Eastern, Art Deco or another.
- A photo or description of the interior, so that the stained glass supports it rather than clashes with it.
- How the room is lit: daylight, artificial light, and whether backlighting is needed.
To make the interior look consistent, stained glass in a door is often combined with other stained glass elements: a ceiling, a niche, a panel or inserts in furniture.
