Transom Stained Glass Inspiration for Your Dallas Home
Transom windows are an excellent source of natural light. Usually placed above doorways or other windows, transoms serve a very practical purpose of opening up the room and making it brighter. However, sometimes transoms can look quite plain. The flat glass within them does nothing to add to the beauty of the room, and sometimes can even compromise the homeowner’s privacy. That’s why we recommend replacing normal window glass in transoms with stained glass. Below, our Dallas experts have shared some ideas for using transom stained glass in your home.
Transom Stained Glass for Light & Privacy
Sometimes, the location of a transom window can make your home feel exposed. For example, if the window looks out onto a neighbor’s home, greenbelt, park, or apartment complex, you may feel like it’s causing you to lose privacy. Unfortunately, adding curtains to transoms really isn’t an option. It looks awkward. Plus, it can be hard to find a window covering that’s the right shape and size.
In cases like these, we recommend transom stained glass to our Dallas customers. Stained glass windows are an excellent option for creating privacy without losing light. Using textured glass, bevels, and innovative designs, our artisans are able to produce unique pieces that provide privacy and separation without making your home dark inside. They’re much more attractive than curtains and equally as functional.
Transom Stained Glass Inspiration
If you’re not sure what type or style of installation you’d like to add to your home, that’s perfectly okay. That’s what we’re here for! In the meantime, check out these examples of beautiful transom stained glass windows in Dallas homes for inspiration:
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Martin Faith
Martin Faith is a master craftsman, builder, and designer of stained glass windows. Martin learned the art of glassmaking while living in Scotland, where he was born and raised. He has been studying stained glass as an art form for over 30 years. When he moved to the U.S., Martin opened his own shop and started selling antique and custom stained glass windows. Martin's areas of expertise range from historic and religious stained glass to popular styles such as art nouveau, Mackintosh, floral, beveled, Greene & Green, and prairie. Over the years, his company has produced and sold over 50,000 stained glass windows to customers located in Dallas and throughout the country.
