Stained glass · Hand-leaded in our workshop
Stained glassfront doors,made by hand.
Hand-leaded stained glass front doors, drawn for your house and made in our own workshop. Every panel is cut, leaded and soldered by hand, then double or triple glazed, so your door keeps its period character without the draughts.
Every door made to order
Handmade by skilled joiners
Sustainably sourced timber
Traditional leaded glass
Why hand-leaded glass
Stained glass that belongs to your house
Original stained glass is one of the most loved features of a period home. We make new panels the same way, so your door looks right on your street and performs like a modern door.
Drawn for your house
Every design is drawn to fit your opening and matched to your era, your street and any original glass you want to keep.
Real leaded glass
Coloured and textured glass, cut by hand and joined with lead came. No stick-on lead or printed film.
Warm, quiet and secure
Each panel is sealed into a double or triple glazed unit with laminated glass behind it.
Made in our workshop
Drawn, made and glazed into your door by our own team, then delivered ready to hang.
By era
Stained glass designs for every era
Victorian front doors
Famous for their bold designs, ornate details and eye-catching colours, Victorian front doors turn every entrance into a statement of timeless charm.
Edwardian front doors
The epitome of understated elegance, Edwardian front doors blend clean lines, decorative glazing and charming period details for a refined look.
1920s–30s front doors
Exuding timeless style, our 1930s front doors feature sleek lines, decorative glass and iconic period details for real elegance and character.
How we make it
Made by hand, in our workshop
Drawn for your door
Every panel starts as a full-size drawing, sized to your opening.
Cut and leaded by hand
Glass is cut by hand, joined with lead came and soldered at every joint.
Glazed into your door
The panel is sealed into a double or triple glazed unit and fitted in our workshop.
Restoration and matching
Matching your original glass
If your house still has its original stained glass, or your neighbours’ does, we can draw a new panel to match it: the same colours, patterns and leading. We can also design a fanlight or side lights to sit with an existing door.
Send us a photo of the glass, a phone snap is fine, and we’ll tell you what’s possible.
From the workshop
Recent stained glass front doors
Questions
Stained glass front door questions, answered.
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How long does stained glass take to make?
Your glass is made alongside your door, so it doesn’t usually add to the lead time. Most doors take 10–12 weeks from order to delivery, and up to 18 weeks in busier periods.
Can you match the glass in my original door?
Yes. Send us a photo of your old glass, or a neighbour’s, and we’ll draw a new panel to match it: the same colours, patterns and leading.
Is the stained glass double glazed?
Yes. As standard, our stained glass panels are sealed into a double glazed unit with a 6mm laminated inner sheet, so you get period looks with modern warmth and security. We also offer triple glazing, where the panel is encapsulated between two sheets of glass.
Can you match a fanlight or side panels?
Yes. We can design a fanlight or side lights to match your new door, or to sit with an existing one. Send us a photo and the sizes and we’ll draw it up.
How do I clean stained glass?
Because the leaded panel is sealed inside the glazed unit, you only ever clean flat glass. Use warm water with a little washing-up liquid and a soft cloth, and avoid abrasive pads.
In their words
Doors our customers love.
★★★★★
“The door looks amazing, I couldn’t be happier! Highly recommended.”
Clarence · Victorian front door →★★★★★
“We’re thrilled with our new front door, it’s exactly what we wanted! The quality and solid construction exceeded our expectations, and it has made a huge difference to the front of our house. It looks fantastic and gives us a real sense of security in our home.”
Clarence · Victorian front door →Start here
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