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The glass surface of the stained-glass dome shown here is 10.5 square meters. It is made of blown and hand-rolled cathedral glass manufactured specifically for this work by the German Glashütte Lamberts glass factory using the lead rail technique.
Besides the application of the lead rail technology, the stability of the dome is provided by the special bracing structure designed and manufactured by us.
The stainless-steel support structure holding the dome was also designed and got manufactured by our company.
The 24 parts of the stained-glass dome consist of 1,820 glass elements and are decorated with 144 polished crystal gemstones and countless faceted glass elements that make this piece special and unique.
Lead Rail technology
Canopy
This monumental canopy is decorated with 160 pieces of 37 x 37 cm leaded decorative glass cassettes made using the fusing technique. The decorative glass cassettes are housed in a 3-layer heat-insulated, tempered glass structure therefore they can withstand extreme weather.
The total size of the decorative glass inserts decorating the canopy is 22 square meters.
Our company designed the steel support structure as well.
Lead rail and Tiffany technique Projekt completion: November 2021 Production time: 3 months from design to completion
Entrance
The main entrance portal shown here, including the glass elements, is more than 12.5 meters and two stories high.
The decorative glass windows are made of hand-rolled cathedral glass from the Glashütte Lamberts and Uroboros glass factories.
On the ground floor, next to the huge double-winged entrance door, visitors are greeted by one long and one shorter stained-glass panel on both sides.
The pattern of the decorative glass contains both classic and modern elements. The edge faceted elements provide impressive elegance for the decorative glass.
The pattern of the stained-glass structure upstairs represents a much freer, more playful style. We strove here for modern elegance as well and for harmony with the glass inserts on the ground floor.
The decorative glass family upstairs consist of 8 glass windows, the largest window element is more than 2×1 meters in size.
Due to its dimensions only lead rail technology could be considered, as this is the only way to ensure the appropriate stability of such a large glass surface.
The stained-glass windows upstairs were decorated with polished crystal stones, which provide the piece an incredibly generous, elegant look.
Lead came technique Project completion: Summer 2022 Production time: 1 month
Window
When we hear the word 'stained glass', we often think of traditional decorative or painted church windows.
But how different and lighter in style is this stained glass window, isn’t it? It’s still made with the traditional lead came technique, but by using beautifully varied, transparent and colorless cathedral glass types, the result is a light, modern pattern.
The stained glass window decorated with crystal gemstones consists of 8 glass panels and 552 decorative glass pieces, with a total surface area exceeding 7.5 square meters.
After being crafted, the stained glass elements were built into insulated glass units at their final location.
After designing the glass collection, engineering precision ensured that every single glass piece fit into its place with a tolerance of just tenths of a millimeter.
The stained glass window collection was created using the magnificent cathedral glasses of the renowned German Lamberts Glashütte and the American Spectrum and Wissmach glassworks. The cut crystal gemstones make the artwork unique, lending a modern elegance to both the glass and the home.
Who wouldn’t love to be greeted every day by such a breathtaking stained glass collection?
Lead came technique Project start: February 2022 Completion: Easter 2022
Ceiling
This beautiful stained glass ceiling, titled “My Flower, My Flower,” was installed in the dining room of a newly built family home. Although the building and its furnishings are minimalist in style, the family insisted on including colorful floral motifs—and what a great decision that was!
Each flower and leaf has a unique shape. By combining different types and colors of Tiffany glass, we created a special glass composition. The butterfly, which the little girls requested, adds a touch of playful charm to the design.
Dining under such a stained glass ceiling turns every meal into an experience—it truly brightens up everyday life.
Tiffany technique with special reinforcement system Project completion: February 2024 Production time: 1.5 months Size: 120×240 cm
Ecclesial
We can confidently say that in the world of glass art, church windows are the most spectacular. These painted, colorful glass compositions create a wonderful play of light within ecclesiastical buildings.
We are experienced in both modern and traditional church glass art — not only creating but also restoring old or damaged stained glass windows.
This photo series showcases the stained glass window made for the Prayer Room of the Diósgyőri Kisboldogasszony Kindergarten.
Classic Patterned Entrance Door
This distinctive stained-glass composition was created for the elegant staircase of a historic listed building.
Taking inspiration from the light blue colour scheme of the building’s exterior façade, I designed and crafted the stained-glass panels of the entrance door, along with the harmoniously matching transom and sidelights.
The classic pattern and restrained colour palette are intended to further emphasize the building’s original character and atmosphere.
The circular window above the main entrance is also my work. Its shape and colour scheme form an integral part of the overall composition, creating a harmonious unity with the stained-glass panels of the door.
For this composition, I used Spectrum glass, available in a wonderful range of shades, primarily in tones of blue, grey, and white. These subtly reflect the colours of the building’s façade while giving the glass surfaces an elegant and timeless appearance.