Good design. An open formula.
Radically
transparent pricing.
You should know how your stained glass is priced before you fall in love with it. Our approach is simple: the size of the glass, the number of pieces in the pattern, and the hardware that holds it.
Try the calculator01 / Size
$250 / sq ft
The total glass area in your design. A larger piece uses more glass and takes more to make.
02 / Pattern
$10 / glass piece
Every individual piece of glass in the pattern counts. More detail means more pieces to cut, fit and join.
03 / Hardware
The finishing pieces
Lamp bases, lightbox frames or divider supports, priced separately for your chosen format and size.
More detail.
Same clear rule.
A quiet pattern with a few large shapes costs less than an intricate pattern at the same size. The formula makes that difference visible, so you can balance scale, detail and budget.
“Per piece” means each individual piece of glass within the design—not each finished panel. For a lamp or a design with several panels, count the glass area and pieces across all faces.
Glass borders and personal motifs contribute to the same area and piece count. Hardware is an additional line item; delivery and any contractor installation are priced separately.
A little arithmetic, before you begin
Get a feel
for the price.
Start with a product, change its size, and try three levels of pattern detail. Watch the glass—and the estimate—change together.
Starter dimensions are examples, not confirmed hardware sizes. The full configurator is where you refine the design.
From a rough idea to your own piece
Make it yours.
See what goes into it.
Choose your format, size, pattern and glass in the configurator. Its Price section uses your design’s measured glass area and piece count, with hardware shown separately.
Specify your pieceThe same formula prices your design in the configurator. The studio confirms hardware and fabrication before an order.
Talk it through with the studio