Transom Stained Glass Inspiration for Houston Homes
Have you been contemplating what to do with the transom windows in your home? Transoms give homes a lot of character and are great for letting natural light into otherwise dark interiors. But sometimes they can create an issue with privacy and covering them with curtains looks awkward. That’s where transom stained glass for your Houston home can help!
Below, we’ve shared some examples of past projects we’ve completed for homes in the Houston area. We hope these pictures of transom stained glass designs will give you some inspiration for your own home!
Why Add Stained or Leaded Glass to Your Transoms?
Sometimes, transoms are nothing more than a cut out and other times, they are inserted with normal window glass. They serve a very practical purpose of letting light into your home, but they can also make your interior more visible to your neighbors. Replacing the flat glass in your transoms with stained or leaded glass can provide benefits like:
- Increased privacy, which makes your home more comfortable and secure
- More natural light than curtains or blinds would provide
- Aesthetic interest and beautiful decoration for your home
Examples of Transom Stained Glass Windows
Every homeowner is unique in that everyone has different taste. But one of the great things about stained glass is that you get to personalize it and make it look anyway you want. This means choosing the colors, textures, bevel placement, and overall design that you like best.
If you’re not sure about how you want your design to look, take a peek at these photos. Here are some examples of transom stained glass windows our Houston team has created in the past few years:
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Let us create the perfect transom stained glass window for your Houston home. Call our office today to get started with the process!
Martin Faith
Martin Faith is the founder and owner of Houston Stained Glass. Martin has been cultivating his skills as a stained glass artisan for over 30 years, passing on his knowledge and expertise to his team so that, together, they can create the most beautiful stained glass windows the world has ever seen. Martin's initial education in the trade took place in Glasgow, Scotland, the stained glass capitol of the world. He is an expert in the history of stained glass, its evolution, methods for conservation, and its many different styles and forms, including art deco, prairie, Greene & Greene, art nouveau, Mackintosh, floral, mission, beveled, and contemporary. Over the years, Martin's company has produced thousands of stained glass windows, which includes custom creations made for homes, churches, and commercial buildings located all throughout the Houston metro area.
