Pattern, daylight and moving joinery considered together

Stained-glass sash window integration

A set of decorative leaded panels coordinated with painted sash joinery, including close design work and installation evidence.

London

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The problem to solve

Why a narrow quote would have missed the point.

The coloured border, lead lines and central motifs needed to land cleanly within several adjacent panes. At the same time, the surrounding timber still had to read as a working window rather than a display frame.

The decision

How the route was set.

The glass pattern and final rebate sizes were resolved together. A specialist handled the decorative glass while Stile coordinated the timber opening, glazing interface and installation sequence.

Work recorded

The scope behind the finished view.

Recorded pane sizes and the relationship between adjacent lights
Agreed the design boundary between decorative glass and timber
Prepared the joinery to receive the finished specialist panels
Installed the glass and completed the surrounding finish
Checked alignment of the design across the full window

Close detail of green leaded stained glass

Decorative glass being fitted into painted window joinery

Completed three-panel stained-glass window

The result

What the completed record shows.

The completed panel set holds one continuous composition without overwhelming the sash joinery around it. Detail and installation images give the project record useful technical depth.

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