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In
May we spent time going through homes at
the Utah Valley
Home Builders Association Parade Of Homes.
The best ones were the ones where
decorators used stained glass in the
homes.
This
isn't just because they had stained glass
and we like it, but because those
decorators who are looking for different
and unique ideas, like stained glass
panels, seem to be talented in all areas
of decor. It follows that those with the
taste for great glass would also have the
taste for other great interior design.
In our
studio, we stick to the copper foil method
of construction, for the versatility and
fine detail that method offers. I did see
a piece of glass work in the parade of
homes where a stained glass friend of ours
used a combination of both lead lines for
major areas and copper foil for detail
that was very well done. Just
goes to show that there are as many ways
to build windows as there are artists.
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