Stained Glass

We make stained glass for doors, windows, ceilings, columns and many other places, using traditional leaded glass and the Tiffany copper-foil technique. Every window is made to order, because each one starts with exact measurements of the opening, the choice of design and the colours.

The range of glass available to us is huge, so we can make a stained glass window of any shape, colour and size: from our own designs, as a copy of a piece in our gallery, or based on any photograph you send us.

Choose a type of stained glass

For homes, residences and churches

For private homes, manor houses and palaces we make door and window panels, glass ceilings and illuminated columns in the residential stained glass section. For churches and chapels we make figurative windows with painted faces and robes, kiln-fired so the paint becomes part of the glass, shown among our church stained glass windows.

Photos never fully capture how light passes through coloured glass. Many of our stained glass pieces can be seen in our showroom in Dębica, and we are happy to send detailed photos and samples. Questions about lead times or changes to a design are best sent by e-mail.

Stained glass FAQ

What is the difference between leaded and Tiffany stained glass?

In leaded glass, pieces of glass are joined with H-shaped lead came, the classic technique of church windows. In the Tiffany technique each piece is wrapped in copper foil and soldered, which allows finer pieces and three-dimensional forms.

Can you combine stained glass with wrought iron?

Yes. We often set stained glass into forged doors, gates and lamps; see our stained glass lamps.