Funeral Homes: An Uncomfortable Place To Visit, but Stained Glass Windows Can Uplift Your Guests

Nobody likes to think about making funeral arrangements after their loved one passes on. As the owner of a funeral home, you know this sad fact. But your business serves an important function. We know you want to do everything you can to ease your guests’ suffering, to provide any encouragement or uplifting experience possible. One way to do this is with the décor of your establishment. Of course, your furnishings must indicate good taste and understated elegance.

Walking into this type of business can be a very sorrowful experience. By adding stained glass windows in your funeral home, you may find that customers have a more uplifting experience during this difficult process of saying goodbye to a loved one. Stained glass is a form of art that has been used in churches, cathedrals, and other houses of worship for centuries. Just seeing stained glass sometimes puts people in mind of a church, and this can be very comforting.

Seeing the outside light shine through a beautiful, intricately crafted stained glass panel has an odd effect on people. They do not want to look away, and there is something about it that soothes the soul. So strange as it may sound, funeral home stained glass can provide comfort to the bereaved whom you serve.

The stained glass designs you choose do not have to resemble religious stained glass at all. You can use leaded stained glass, with frosted or etched glass, to provide privacy from the outside world without blocking the sunlight into your funeral home’s rooms.