These two 56×16 half-ellipse windows were created to echo the 150-year-old leaded windows that once lived in the home. After the originals were discarded, the homeowner chose to recreate them as a gift for their partner. Each window features a hand-painted bird centerpiece, two clear rondels, and a mix of three textures and four colours

Installed in a Victorian home just north of High Park, these matching 18×24 Art Deco–inspired windows were designed to complement the home’s existing leaded windows and living room aesthetic. Each piece features over 100-year-old salvaged glass from a previous restoration, incorporating six glass colours and four distinct textures

This 23×25, traditional geometric, leaded window features four glass colours and eleven Florentine-textured diamond pieces designed to complement the home’s original leaded windows. The previous window was fully transparent, so the homeowner wanted to add more privacy to the front entrance while bringing extra charm to their 115-year-old home

This 22×44 Mid-Century Modern–inspired window was designed to soften the view of a neighboring brick wall while bringing more colour into the home. Created to complement the home’s modern, earth-toned aesthetic, the piece features seven different types of glass with a Florentine glass circle to act as the centerpiece

Installed in a home near Eglinton and Caledonia, this 27×18, contemporary geometric leaded window features six glass colours, accented with soft cream pieces that complement the existing leaded windows in the front entrance. The original door had a simple frosted glass panel, so the homeowner wanted to introduce more character and warmth to the side entrance of their home

Installed in a newly built home extension in the Junction, this piece offers a modern take on a traditional geometric stained-glass window. Designed to complement the home’s soon-to-be mudroom, it serves as a striking accent for both the patio and the back entrance. The homeowner envisioned a window that would enhance these spaces while matching the home’s exterior stucco and interior opal counter tops

This custom 9×18 interior window was created to bring colour and energy into a formerly vacant bathroom window opening, now part of the homeowner’s new kitchen. Designed to complement the home’s modern interior, the piece draws from surrounding finishes including opal countertops, gold fixtures, and the green and orange furnishings in the nearby living space

These matching front entrance windows were created shortly after the homeowner moved in, with the goal of adding character to the entryway while keeping the palette neutral. The design draws from the surrounding brick tones of orange, black, and cream