Traditional Stained Glass

Traditional Stained Glass Beauty and Utility for Your Home

Scottish Stained Glass has designed a unique collection of traditional stained glass and leaded glass panels influenced by the palaces of Europe and the Victorian mansion homes of older American cities such as New York, Boston and Chicago.

Most of these designs feature the use of beautifully hand cut beveled glass pieces. Beveled glass is made by taking thick clear glass and cutting it into the desired shapes. These pieces are then ground down around the edges and polished at an angle. When the light shines through these pieces an incredible array of prisms is produced which brighten up the room with rainbows of light.

Traditional Stained Glass Styles

• Celtic Stained Glass
• Charles Rennie Mackintosh Stained Glass
• Beveled & Leaded Stained Glass
• Art Nouveau Stained Glass
• Greene & Greene Stained Glass
• Floral Stained Glass

 

The beveled pieces can then be combined with clear textured glass or sometimes colored stained glass to produce stunning results. Our clients love the elegant look which our beveled glass brings to any room or area of their homes. The most popular area would be the entryway but, as you will see from the images on this page, hallways, bathrooms and clear story windows are also very popular.

Scottish Stained Glass has over 1000 different traditional stained glass beveled designs in our collection and has used these pieces to design around 30,000 leaded and stained glass window and door panels over the past 20 years. Most of these beveled glass patterns are available to show potential clients via our computer design system which stores and saves every design.

We believe our Victorian stained glass collection is the finest in the world and one of our clients, David Avrin, seems to agree. “I know I will never own the most beautiful home in the world or drive the fastest car in the world but thanks to Scottish Stained Glass I can actually afford to buy the most beautiful stained glass in the world. Every time I look at my glass I just stare in amazement at the beauty of the design and the wonderful craftsmanship.”