GLASS TYPES

 Fine, flowing texture that softens light beautifully. Great for contemporary or artistic builds seeking subtle movement. 

 A bold, nature-inspired texture resembling pressed leaves. Organic and sculptural — ideal for feature entries or botanical themes. 

 Lightly frosted and highly diffused. A go-to for maximum privacy while still allowing generous light transmission. 

 Matte and modern. Offers complete obscurity with a clean, architectural finish — perfect for minimal designs. 

 Vertical grooves that stretch the light. Offers medium privacy and a distinctive rhythm that pairs well with mid-century and transitional styles. 

 A flowing water-like texture, gently blurring visibility. Ideal for front-facing doors or bathrooms where privacy and motion matter. 

A vibrant floral texture that adds vintage charm and character. Great for traditional or cottage-style homes.

 Rough and crystallized, like natural stone. Diffuses light heavily while making a strong textural statement. 

 A frosted, feathery pattern often compared to frost on a windowpane. Elegant, soft, and perfect for classic or transitional settings. 

 A highly ornate, swirling pattern with floral undertones. An eye-catching choice for artistic or traditional homes. 

 Geometric and modern, with a pattern reminiscent of circuitry or architecture. A bold statement piece for high-design spaces. 

Dramatic and sweeping. This glass dances with distortion and depth — ideal for feature doors where movement and light play are desired.

 Featured in our Seraphina and other collections, this option includes ornate caming and stained elements — perfect for vintage or European-inspired designs. 

 A signature feature in many of our arched and Mediterranean designs. Fixed behind or within insulated glass for maximum durability and artistry. 

 Linear, geometric, and true to the Mission/Craftsman style tradition. Ideal for Prairie, Shaker, and heritage homes. 

 A versatile option with a slightly aged caming and soft texture. Balances ornament with simplicity, fitting well into transitional homes. 

 Similar to Builder Patina, but with cool-toned caming. Clean and minimal with subtle textural detail. 

 A diamond-pane layout with high visual interest and historic character. Works beautifully with French, Gothic, or Tudor-inspired entries. 

 Classic and bright. Beveled edges catch the light while keeping sightlines open. A favorite for clients wanting a cleaner, more open look. 

 Organic texture that blurs visibility while still allowing in light. Ideal for homeowners who want subtle privacy with a hand-blown feel. 

 Maintaining the organic charm of classic Flemish, this variation offers increased privacy while still welcoming in soft, ambient light. Its subtly textured surface evokes the beauty of nature in winter — like ripples etched into frosted glass by wind and sea. A perfect choice for those seeking refined translucence and a quiet sense of elegance. 

 Highly ornate with sweeping curves and central medallions. A dramatic, show-stopping option for statement entries. 

 Elegant and timeless, featuring soft curves and clustered bevels. Popular in classic Southern or estate-style homes. 

 Linear wrought iron with frosted or textured backgrounds. A bold, structured option found in many of our arched or fortress-style doors.