Contemporary Windows
Butterfly Cottage

Butterfly Cottage

Whitstable Chapel

Canterbury Study 1

Canterbury Study 2

Canterbury Study 3

Japanese View

Japanese Cranes

Japanese Cranes

Roehampton - top

Roehampton - bottom

Roehampton complete

Instruments & Cockerel

Couple on Beach

Lighthouse

Oxford Hummingbirds

Castle of Brecon Kingfishers

Sillwood Art Nouveau

Winterbourne Matisse

Carlyle Modern

Art Deco Transom

Charolais Cows

Bronze Turkey

Sussex Sheep

Portslade Sheep

Jenny's Butterflies

John Daykin Memorial

Dragon

Dragon Door & Transom

Ken & Chris' Cockerel

Dragonfly & Bullrushes

Bleeding Wolf

Lotus Door

Blue Klee

Deco Fish

Seven Sisters Lighthouse

Cuckmere Haven

Armorial Bearings

Alfonse Mucha

FL-W style

Chalfont Matisse 1

Chalfont Matisse 2

Bumblebee & Sunflower

St. Leonards Seascape

Roses fanlight

Tirindish House Roses

Clifton Waves

Jersey Border

Cockerel Pair

Organ Room, Kent College

75th Entry RAF Halton

Ilford Deco Arch

Mouse & Grapevine

Irises & Dragonfly

Dexter's First Birthday

Circular Kingfisher

Wolstonbury Peacock

Butterflies and Hands

Selham Irises


CONTEMPORARY WINDOWS

These can be:

Leaded Lights are windows made up from individually cut and shaped pieces of clear or coloured glass held together with lead cames, cemented to the glass. The selection of glass available is quite staggering from the more mundane to the highly individual.

So called 'Tiffany windows' are named after the famous American, Louis Comfort Tiffany. It was he who created the method of construction using sticky backed thin copper foil to surround each piece of glass. If you'd like to see some of the Master's work there is an online gallery at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. This shows a small selection of Louis Comfort Tiffany's windows and gives brief information about each.

This is a selection of the windows that we have made. We add to the selection all the time, though it tends to be the ones we like the most that you’ll find there. We can create windows to virtually any design, so don't think it's not possible, it more than likely is.

Several of the windows here have been made up as Triple Glazed Units (set inside a sealed Double Glazed Unit), for example:

Castle of Brecon Kingfishers
Winterbourne Matisse
Cuckmere Haven
Armorial Bearings
Whitstable Chapel
Cockerel Pair
Japanese Cranes
Butterflies & Hands
Circular Kingfisher