Glass Window Texture Design

Many people want some form of color in their home, many paint their walls beautiful and exotic colors, some people hang expensive paintings, anything to get a little color into a dreary room. This is another option however, stained glass windows.

Stained glass windows can supply a generous amount of color into a home, at night, they are illuminated by the interior and instead of basking the whole room in color, they seem to radiate their color, creating a beautiful glow.

During the day, when the sunlight hits the glass, they can produce a radiant glow upon the entire room, creating an array of color, flowing throughout the entire room, letting the home owner bask in the light supplied to the windows. At all time stained glass can provide a visual warmth that can make a person feel emotionally better about themselves.

There are so many colors that stained glass is made into, that an actual count is a very daunting task. The easiest way to explain the colors is to have people visit our site and see the color glass samples for themselves.

Stained glass windows also have more than just color to offer, they also off a very large selection of textures, these textures can come in any color, but most often they are offered as a clear texture. One of the benefits to having texture in your window is that it offers some privacy but allows the natural sunlight to enter, but as the sunlight passes through the texture, they give off a sparkle similar to that of a diamond, or a water drop.

Choosing stained glass windows can be a challenging task simply because of the fact that there are so many different types to choose from. You will find that the following types of stained glass windows exist: Opalescent, Cathedral, Streaky, Textured, Translucent, and Wispy.

However, the glass types of Cathedral, Translucent, and Opalescent are actually the most common types that are chosen by many for their home and/or business.

In this helpful guide, I will introduce you to these common types so that if you are in the process of choosing stained glass windows, you may have a little knowledge on these particular selections.

Cathedral stained windows are extremely popular when it comes to homes, businesses, churches, and synagogues across the nation. This type of window has a glass that is actually transparent in nature and typically reflects at least one single color. There are many different color selections available when it comes to this type of window.

In addition to this, you will find that you can choose among many different types of textures for the glass. Examples of common textures include that of Artique, Glue Chip, Iridescent, and Seedy. This type of glass was originally introduced in cathedrals in the 10th century by the Europeans, which is how it got its name.

Translucent glass in stained glass windows is the next common choice by many. With this type of window, you will be able to see light well from the outdoors, in, but will be unable to make out anything but shadows. This is a type of stained glass that is often used in lamps and things of a similar nature.

However, many elect to use this type of glass in panels that are installed in the home, as well as windows. If you are looking for privacy, and a high sense of décor, then this is the type of stained glass that you will want to choose for your home and/or business.

The next type of stained glass that is relatively common is Opalescent glass. One color or several colors can be displayed on this glass. It has an appearance that is relatively milky. Details from the outside can be viewed through stained glass windows that use this type of glass.

However, in some instances, the milky effect helps to reserve a sense of privacy in your home and/or business. If you are choosing stained glass windows for your home and/or business, you are likely to find that the three main choices mentioned here can meet your needs.