Frank Lloyd Wright reproduction panels

Straight lines, bold color and the kind of order that makes a room feel calm.

Amber and ruby Prairie-style panel in a quarter-sawn oak frame

Prairie design, done carefully

Wright's glass looks simple until you try to build it. The proportions are strict, the lead lines are part of the design, and one crooked cut shows. I reproduce these panels with that in mind.

They can be framed for a wall, set into a window or built into a door. Sizes are yours to choose, and I can match the wood of an existing room.

Color that plays with the light

This panel with its clear glass, circles and small bursts of red, orange and blue is one of my favorites to hang in a sunny window. It never looks the same twice.

  • Framed panels for walls and windows
  • Doors and sidelights built to fit your opening
  • Transoms that finish an entry
Frank Lloyd Wright style panel with colored circles and rectangles on textured clear glass
Front door with Wright-style leaded glass and transom

At the front door

A door like this tells guests who lives here before anyone says hello. It is the project I would suggest if you want stained glass that you see every day.