Bring Color And Life To Your Home With Tiffany Window
Wednesday, March 9th, 2011As a child, you probably saw it first in colossal cathedrals or even in smaller churches – the massive display of colorful artworks that is the very description of stained glass windows. In its presence, it looks almost divine and awe-inspiring, as if the glass itself is instilled with faith. But for home décor ideas, rest assured that there is a mini version of those colossal works of art – Tiffany glass windows.
If you cannot get over the magnificence of Cathedral halls, you can always decorate your house with Tiffany stained glass windows. And it does not even have to reference religion because Tiffany glass can feature other designs such as flowers, animals, and seasons. But how do you incorporate these works of art with your interior design?
Now there is a good question. Of course, you cannot just slap a Tiffany window anywhere in your house and expect it to look beautiful. So to help you pre-plan your nearing home redecoration, here are some ways to use Tiffany glass:
As A Window Glass
‘Debra Kay George Interiors’ (via)
Well, it could not have been called a Tiffany window unless it can be used as an actual window, right? So if you wish it, you can commission the designers and carpenters you hire to use Tiffany glass window instead of a regular clear or smoked glass. But because all that color and design can be intimidating, it should not be used on all windows, unless you are going for more subtle patterns with less strong colors.
As A Wall Design
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With its strong individual presence and elaborate designs and colorful patterns, Tiffany glass windows can be used as a standalone home décor. You can do this by encasing it in a frame and hanging it on a wall. And to add more sophistication, you can also place a pendant light or chandelier to illuminate it at night.
As A Fireplace Screen
‘Meyda Tiffany Prairie Wheat Fireplace Screen ‘ (via)
For a sophisticated home décor idea, you can place a framed Tiffany window on a secured stand and place it in front of your fireplace, like the picture above. This fireplace screen add a touch of class and elegance as well as protecting your floor or carpet from the hot cinders in your fireplace.
As A Divider
‘Meyda Tiffany 80” Classical Quatrefoil Room Divider’ (via)
Now here is a really brilliant idea. If you are tired of boring old-school dividers to section your house, you can order large Tiffany windows instead and use them as dividers. And it can even project a wonderful silhouette effect. But to make this work and to make the idea safe for everyone, you must commission professionals for secured and reliable glass window panels installation.
As A Table Top
Truth be told, this is quite unconventional and not so common. But if pulled off correctly, it can be a great idea. Just avoid using it on dinner tables and utility tables. This however should be perfect for center tables, balcony tables, tea tables, and such.
‘Meyda Tiffany Violet Mini Window & Display’ (via)
So, did you think that stained glass windows are only good for cathedrals and churches? Well, think again! Once you grasp the potentials of it, you will be craving to have Tiffany windows in your house.
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