Gallery

Windows

A half-moon window made from the customer's drawing. Made in two pieces inserted in front of the original window.

Leaded and beveled glass window in a bathroom

Inside view

Two adjacent bathroom windows

Panels closed with interior lighting

Panels closed with no interior lighting

Panels partially open with interior lighting

The panels run in three deep tracks at the top and three shallow tracks at the bottom. Pairs of high molecular weight plastic glides are pinned into the top and bottom parts of each panel which are H section. The top channels are 3/4 inch deep and the bottom channels are 3/8 inch deep so the panels can be installed by slipping them into the top channel and dropping them into the bottom channel.

The artist's bedroom window, depicting a skyline including the World Trade Center, the Chrysler Building, the Transamerica Pyramid, and William Penn atop City Hall in Philly.

Valences

Corner Accents

Restoration

Family crest in stained glass

Built in 1911, restored in 2011.

Curtains

An original design of strips of textures and colors hung from a rod.

Repairs

This front door panel had a cracked background. The removal was a little tough but it was repaired and replaced. The customer has a fish pond surrounding her property.

This was a redo. Nothing broken, just took it completely apart and replaced all lead and copper foil. It came out of a house that was to undergo remodeling. It will be replaced into the newly remodeled house and hopefully I'll get a picture of the installed, finished housefront.

Cabinet Doors

Made from customer's drawing

Customer wanted a plain design with blue, green, red, and yellow

Your Logo in Glass

Semper Fidelis

Doors

Close-up of oval window with all clear textured glass

Fleur-de-lis door sidelight

From outside

From inside

A surfer champion needed a new front door window. I reproduced the image he picked in glass. He was a happy guy!

This was a new front door window in a condo. Condo A and the last name of the owner began with an A. I incorporated an A in the sea plants as reqeuested.

Original lighthouse

From the customer:

“She [Loretta] did a wonderful job understanding exactly what I had in mind, by adding her talent and expertise to the making of this amazing door. I couldn't be happier with the results. My husband, my friends and family were very impressed too. I wanted a design that honored the town where we live, San Pedro, CA, by portraying one of its two lighthouses, the Los Angeles Harbor Lighthouse, known also as Angel's Gate. I also wanted to include in the design a special touch by adding around the image of the lighthouse, beveled pieces of glass honoring my favorite architect, Frank Lloyd Write, who created his own vitrails when designing his beautiful and famous houses at the turn of the century. The reason for this is to try to match another glass door in my house that has the same style. Loretta was so professional from the beginning, and she never stopped until she knew she had created the door of my dreams.”