Stained Glass Design & Styles

Greene and Greene Stained Glass in Houston: Details That Define the Style

When Houston homeowners want Arts and Crafts character without losing light, we often point them toward Greene and Greene stained glass. This style feels refined rather than showy. It favors warm geometry, subtle curves, thoughtful lead lines, and handcrafted detail that looks like it belongs with rich wood trim, built-ins,...

Mackintosh Stained Glass Houston: Prairie Linkages for HOU Renovations Today

Houston homeowners are rediscovering the crisp geometry and poetic floral notes of Charles Rennie Mackintosh — and we love how naturally those ideas pair with the horizontal emphasis of the American Prairie tradition. At Houston Stained Glass, we translate Mackintosh’s right angles, attenuated curves, and signature floral inspiration into art...

Celtic Stained Glass in Houston: Knots, Crosses, and Symbolic Borders Done Right

Celtic stained glass has a timeless pull—the rhythm of interlaced knots, the quiet strength of ringed crosses, the way a symbolic border can frame a room with meaning. In Houston, we design and build Celtic-inspired pieces that feel authentically handcrafted and perfectly suited to Gulf Coast light and humidity. From...

Tudor Stained Glass in Houston: Diamond Leads That Suit Old-world Homes

Some architectural styles age like fine oak — only richer with time. Tudor Revival is one of them. Across Houston's most storied neighborhoods, those steeply pitched rooflines, exposed half-timber facades, and pointed arched entryways tell a story of craftsmanship that stretches back to 15th-century England. And nothing completes that story...