Is it really difficult getting a stained glass?

I believe most people can all agree that the concept of stained glass sounds old-fashioned, difficult, and costly.

You could be thinking the same thing until you noticed the translucent colored material used in a very modern way, in ordinary old homes. At times, little window panes were replaced with solid colored ones, while others developed modern designs that are both visually appealing and colorful.

Stained glass is mostly decorative, but because it has been subtly colored, it can provide a window additional seclusion from prying eyes. There are also many who claim that it acts as a heat-blocking window in your home. However, we actually just like the way it looks.

The stained glass is unmatched by artificial lighting when the sun shines through tinted glass. In addition, the stained glass continues to glow like an illuminated piece of art even in the absence of direct sunlight. It's an everlasting piece of art in itself.

If you're already planning where you can install a stained glass window in your home as you read this post, think about where you want to add a surprise element. Clerestory windows, such as those at the Dream Collective store, are ideal since they let in plenty of light while without blocking the main window view. However, any tiny accent window can profit from the addition of color and design.

Also, this does not require you to replace a window. Even modern energy efficient windows where the glass isn't detachable can have a stained glass window kind of 'laminated' on top of the factory glass. Stained glass can be placed into the window and secure to the finish.

If you don't have a spare window, consider hanging a small floating piece in it to create a smaller-scale color show effect. Just a piece of stained glass could instantly add more characteristic to your home.