How To Use Stained Glass To Impart A Unique Look To Your Home

By Stefan Gheorghe | Published on Nov 29, 2010

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Although stained glass has been around for ages, its use in the field of interior design has been limited to churches and museums. But with time it has gained popularity and new ways to use these colorful pieces have emerged. For example:

Use stained glass to make a mosaic top for a stump table. You need a log and colored pieces of glass. You start by arranging them, mixing and matching the shapes until you get a design you like. Then glue the glass onto the wood.

Make stained glass mosaic house numbers. It’s a great way to customize your home. The bold colors and combinations will allow the numbers to also serve as decorations for the exterior wall.

Or how about a staines glass front door? Don’t you simply love the way the light gets through to create that amazing visual effect on the stairs?

You can also opt for a stained glass light fixture like the one hanging above this dining table. The stained glass allows it to look interesting even when the lights are off.

Stained glass can also impart a new look to your kitchen cabinets. Light up the inside of the cabinets to make the design stand out even more.

A stained glass window can become the focal point in the bathroom. Keep the décor simple and give the room a Mediterranean look.

Stained glass interior doors will look amazing from two different spaces at the same time. They’ll look gorgeous in the living room but also in the dining room or home office.{found on 30smagazine}.

Of course, stained glass can also be used outside the house. For example, this intriguing gate is an unexpected feature.{found on archiverde}.