Stained Glass

Often confused with leaded lights, stained glass describes a technique of embellishing the surface of the glass with painted colours. The surface of the glass is painted and then fired in a kiln, this causes the glass to stain. It is this staining process that gave the product its name. This method is often used in conjunction with leaded light techniques, some sections are stained while others are purely coloured glass.

Working closely with architects and designers, David Sidgwick Decorative Glass Specialists have been commissioned to create new stained glass windows for a broad spectrum of clients including ecclesiastic, commercial and private individuals. Restoration and repair of existing windows can also be undertaken.