612.423.4607 Eau Claire, WI
Winery
It’s easy to imagine this pair of windows hanging above the entrance of a chateau or winery, greeting customers at the turn of the 1900’s. These windows are classic Art Nouveau in the Tiffany style, prominent between 1890-1910.
This stunning set measures a combined 6.5' x 2.7' (~17 sq ft). With their rich colors and timeless details, they make a dramatic focal point in any retail space or residence.
We partially restored them using zinc came and historic reproduction stained glass to maintain the integrity of the design for another 100 years.
When they came in, though, it was a different story.
Quilt Square
This intricate geometric pattern is a hallmark of Victorian windows from 1860 to 1900. Over time, the aging lead weakened under pressure, causing multiple panes to crack and break.
As an architectural feature, it naturally draws the eye and elevates the overall look of the room or space. Now that it's repaired, this timeless design will enhance the light in any room without being overwhelming or intrusive.
Piano Window
This elegant oak-framed, leaded diamond glass design was a signature feature of Tudor-style homes from the late 1800s to the early 1900s in the U.S. and the UK.
The owner opted to preserve the window within its original oak frame, requesting only the replacement of three damaged leaded glass pieces.
The repair not only revived the window’s charm but also extended its lifespan by decades.