Deco Style London Southbank stained glass

Made by Madeleine and inspired by buildings on Londons’s Southbank, in white flashed opal glass, aquamarine Corella  and Wissmach’s Red Moss, with some random (maybe Wissmach) royal blue.  

For Sale, c.500x700mm. 

April 2011

Stained glass number panel, Wallington, SM6

Uses the really striking aquamarine Corella glass, Red Moss and white flashed opal – same basic palette as the Deco Style London Southbank design.  The uncoloured glass is in a reproduction of the traditional small Flemish pattern glass.  Numerals in an Arial derivative.

Fitted April 2011

Scottish stained glass design, Ladywell, SE13

Thistle design with complementary number panel, main panels fitted behind laminated safety glass (not shown in these photos).  Uses 4 restrained pastel colours for the main areas as well as lavender English muffle glass for the border of the number panel, with the numerals in white flashed opal glass. 


Fitted April 2011

Dulwich Village stained glass door panles

A quite simple but effective set of panels, with a pale green border, to meet our client's requirement to have the house number in the door (as do other houses in the street) but without too much complexity. Clear pieces in Corella glass. Execution of the numerals in white glass provides for maximum legibility.  Fitted in September 2010.

'Mondrian' leaded panel with double glazing

Fitted in December 2009, as the Copenhagen climate summit was going on, this panel was installed with a double glazed sealed unit (dgsu), at the client's request.

The leaded panel is fitted as normal, to the outside of the opening, and sealed in. The dgsu was then mounted next to the leaded panel from the hall side, the two panels separated by a black foam sealing strip, the whole being retained with new timber beading.

The pictures were taken at the same time, demonstrating the effect of the position of the light - the first one, looking out into the relatively bright street, and the second looking in to the darker hall.

Art Deco style leaded glass

This uncoloured panel was produced from a clients idea, for him to install in a building under restoration. Its made up from 2 kinds of clear glass - Corella (main cental pieces and small edge pieces) and English Muffle (main border and central strip), using white flashed opal glass for the 3 triangular pieces. Overall size is around 610x570mm.

Croydon stained glass

Installed August 2009. Here we made a new centre panel - with the 2 doves, and several new border pieces. Previous the original leaded panels had been replaced with plain glass.

These 3 views - from the inside looking out, from the outside, and pre-installation against a difusing background, show just how variable the appearance of the same glass is under different conditions of light.










We particulaly like the aquamarine 'waterglass' in the centre, which is streaked with blue.