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For Builders

Custom stained glass
for doors & windows.

Many of Trish’s panel designs can be adapted for doors and windows, with colors and compositions developed for the space.

One installation, five individual panels.

A door with its own character.

A decorative glass panel becomes part of the door itself. Explore this finished piece as a starting point for your own space.

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Concept pieces.

See how Trish’s glass could become part of a home.

A colorful welcome.

Two pointed-arch panels bring color and light into a wooden double-door entrance.

AI-generated installation concept · Not an existing installation.

Entrance photograph: Curtis Adams / Pexels, adapted for this concept.

A peacock at the door.

A peacock panel brings color into the pointed opening of a wooden front door.

AI-generated installation concept · Not an existing installation.

Entrance photograph: Curtis Adams / Pexels, adapted for this concept.

Water lilies above the sink.

A water-lily and koi design brings color to a kitchen window.

AI-generated installation concept · Not an existing installation.

Kitchen photograph: Curtis Adams / Pexels, adapted for this concept.

Flowers in the kitchen.

Yellow and red rose panels bring color to two upper cabinet doors.

AI-generated installation concept · Not an existing installation.

Kitchen photograph: Samson Katt / Pexels, adapted for this concept.

Sunrise on the stair.

A tall sunrise panel brings color and light to a stair landing.

AI-generated installation concept · Not an existing installation.

Staircase photograph: htcgezerr / Pexels, adapted for this concept.

Ginkgo glass in the shower.

A ginkgo window brings soft color and daylight into a walk-in shower.

AI-generated installation concept · Not an existing installation.

Bathroom reference photograph: Curtis Adams / Pexels, adapted for this concept.

For builders, contractors & designers.

Planning a new build or renovation? Homeowners are welcome, too. Share your ideas, approximate dimensions, and project timeline to begin a conversation with Trish.

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