Stained Glass Panels

A stained glass panel isn’t finished until light moves through it. I design each one around something I want to hold onto: a California poppy, a fig branch, a flower vase on a windowsill, the last color of a sunset.

I spent years as a painter before I picked up glass, and I still think about color the same way. The difference is that glass gives it back to you. A panel hanging in a window looks one way in the morning and another at dusk, and it never looks quite the same twice.

Every piece of glass is cut by hand and fitted into place in my studio in Wheat Ridge, Colorado. Each panel is one of a kind, sized to hang in a window.

New panels are released a few times a year, and my email list sees them first. I also take a small number of commissions if you have a place or memory you’d like made in glass. Read my story.