With the sad news that Burgundian bistro is closing permanently, a #throwbackthursday post to the windows I designed for them when they opened. This is extra sad for me because they’re in my neighborhood, too. This is the second business (RIP
As you might expect work is a little slow right now, but we can share some photos of the c.1940s chapel at the Fircrest Residential Habilitation Center in Shoreline, WA. We recently completed restoration of some of the badly warped diamond light wind
While doing a repair consultation yesterday I spotted this beauty on the client’s stair landing (c. 1916).
Steve and I have a pile of these diamond pane windows to rebuild for a chapel in Shoreline.
Today was a very Seattle-y work day.
We designed a pair of these for a new set of office doors in the c.1905 Chappell residence, currently the home of the Japanese Consul General. Delivered yesterday, we can’t wait to see how they look installed!
The central panel in the living room window triptych at the Frederick A. McDonald house in Seattle’s Green Lake neighborhood, c. 1890.
Another window from the Fredrick A. McDonald house in Green Lake. A pair of these flank a central window in the living room.
Stopped in today to consult on some repairs at one of the oldest homes in Seattle’s Green Lake neighborhood, the c. 1890 Fredrick A. McDonald house. This beautiful window is on the stair landing. #seattle #stainedglass #greenlake #historicpres
Stopped in at @3magbrewing this afternoon, and had to post a pic of this Olympia Brewery window mounted in a light box over the bar. “It’s the Water”
TBT to earlier this week at Rhine House in Saint Helena, CA. #stainedglass #napavalley #sainthelena #victorian #rhinehouse