If you wish to boost old windows by replacing some of the panes, or you are contemplating changing the glass on some of your new Pella windows you have installed, stained glass can lend a helping hand to increasing the look and value. Treatment depends a great amount on the style and design of windows you have, and what you need to spend to achieve that multi-Colored glow In an older home which has wood framed windows with 6 or 9 panes, it’s feasible to take out the higher row of glass and replace those panes with new ones cut from older
Stained glass that may be salvaged from yard sales, garage sales and or swap meets. New stained glass can be relatively expensive due to the time it takes for design. Price varies on the quality and Whether or not the glass has little cracks or separations within it. A nice design feature in the Kitchen is a semi-circle of stained glass framed and set into the window. The wall over top, will add jewel tones to the when suns shines though. Look at your house and consider whether you’d like to spice up the house with stained glass, or mix it with the current set of windows in your home.

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