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WHY Designer Glass Works?

Quality! Price! Superior designs! Full Service! Our highly talented designers work with you to create just the right Stained Glass to enhance and beautify your decor. Our superior craftsmanship produces the highest quality Stained Glass Panels. And our prices will make you wonder why you ever thought you couldn't afford Stained Glass. With in-depth knowledge and experience, we ensure that our art glass is installed to meet or exceed building code requirements. From inception through design, construction and installation, we handle it all.

Pricing

It depends. Without being flippant, there are too many variables involved in establishing a set price for Stained Glass. The two major factors are size and complexity of design. Most Stained Glass pieces fall within the $60 to $125 per square foot range. Leaded glass tends to cost less than foil work, which is typically more detailed. Custom bevels, painting on glass, antique/exotic glass, triple-glazing* and installation are additional factors. Overall, our prices, when combined with our quality, make Stained Glass very affordable.
*a thermal unit with the Stained Glass sealed inside.

Highly Qualified Artists

Connie L. Johnson
A graduate of the Ringling School of Art in Sarasota, Florida, Connie is a certified commercial artist with over twenty-five years experience. She has concentrated on artglass and glass etchings for the past thirteen years and has won numerous awards for her designs and creations. She specializes in foil work that entails intricate detail and exquisite color selection.

James W. Johnson
Jim has eleven years experience in stained glass and glass etching. After a twenty year military career, he found the art glass business a perfect arena to use his artistic talents, managerial experience and business education. He specializes in leaded glass, glass etching, and structural/installation considerations.

Our Work

For the Home or Business

Front Entries
Stained glass enhances the beauty of your entry and gives a lasting first impression of your home. Privacy and lighting are achieved with clear textures, cathedral glass, beveled glass and/or colored glass. Triple-glazing meets building code requirements, protects the stained glass, provides additional insulation and makes the entry less susceptible to break-ins.

For more information on doors please visit Moyes Glass.

Windows
Whether for exterior or interior windows, stained glass provides a focal point to your decor. For exterior windows, stained glass can be triple-glazed or installed on the inside of existing glass. Installation of interior windows is normally a simple process. The possibilities are virtually limitless when you consider the different designs, colors, textures and materials available.

Cabinet Doors
Just one or two cabinet doors with artglass can "dress up" a dreary kitchen. Whether stained glass, glass etching, or a combination of the two, you can showcase that fine china or collectibles. Don't want to see the everyday dishes? Use textured glass to obscure the details of the cabinet contents while still enjoying the beauty of artglass. Click here to sample a few of the designs available. Don't forget your china cabinet, entertainment center and gun cabinet.

Business Logos
Your business logo in stained glass or glass etching gives a lasting impression of respectability and professionalism to your customers and clients. You can carry the theme of your business into your artglass - a dentist office with an etching of a happy tooth or a legal office with the scales of justice in stained glass. Imagination knows no bounds!

For Churches
and Public Buildings
Our Home Page picture is of the Presentation at the Temple located in the Greek Orthodox Church of the Transfiguration in Ogden, Utah. It consists of painting fired on glass (using centuries old techniques), leaded glass and foil work. The detail and beauty depict this religious scene in a meaningful and reverent manner.

Virtually all religious symbols can be depicted in stained glass. The cross and Crown were done in foil while the rest of the window is leaded. This window is in the Second Baptist Church, Ogden, UT

This Picture shows how variations in glass can enhance a scene. Notice the use of lighter sections of glass in the knee, elbow and the shoulder areas to give more realistic definition to the figure.

Christ Entering Jerusalem demonstrates the intricacy in detail we can achieve with glass color, texture, paints, foil, and varying lead sizes. (Greek Orthodox Church of the Transfiguration, Ogden, UT)

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