We buy our glass directly from manufacturers and local distributors that import hundreds of varieties of glass from all over the country and Europe. We are constantly looking for the unusual and unique to create our own original palette. We offer a clear glass that is handmade by craftsman with the same time proven techniques used before the advent of modern window glass. Slight distortions, occasional pits and imperfections make it the ideal choice for our work. In all of our work the needs of the site and preferences of the client determine whether we use transparent, translucent or opalescent glass.
Designs may incorporate hand-painted, beveled, etched or cast glass to enhance the window design. Our approach is to tie interior elements together, keeping in mind the space as a whole. We want our work to be in concert with other furnishings and to suit the personality of each client rather than be a statement about our abilities as glass artists.

For all projects we request a design fee to reserve a place on our design schedule; the amount will depend on the extent of the job. The design fee covers up to 8 hours of design time, per widow concept. Once a design is chosen, an installment of one third the agreed upon price is required to initiate the production process, another third is requested at the half way point with the balance due before delivery.

Step 1
Most projects start with a consultation either over the phone, here in our studio or via email. Design possibilities are discussed and with the submission of dimensions, a price range can be given. Unless you are ordering an existing design we can only provide a price range. Lead time and shipping and crating estimates (if needed) are given.

Step 2
Before your scheduled production time Bryant Stanton will contact you to go over the specifics of your design. Where necessary, a glass sample set appropriate for your project is sent for you to review.

Step 3
If you’d like to proceed, an installment of one-third the total price will reserve a place on our production schedule. If you are going to commission a custom design a contract is sent for you to sign which states that you understand how we invoice for custom design time. Where necessary, we will also send you a form that will explain how to measure for your windows.
Photographs, elevations and any design resources should be received at this point.

Step 4
After fabrication has been completed, the remaining 1/3 less the original $500 deposit is due as are any shipping and crating charges. Your order will then be shipped to you or we can deliver it.

Step 5
For installation we offer consultation free of charge to the person doing the work or you can hire us to handle the installation

Pricing for our custom work is based on several factors:
-the amount of time spent developing the project
-the complexity of the design
-the cost of materials
-the size of the final piece
–the medium used in making your window, such as;
hand-painted, etched, hand-beveled, cast glass or a combination of glass techniques.

Size is one of the many factors in the price of your window, but does not solely dictate the price. A large, simple design may cost less than a smaller, complex design. For this reason we cannot offer accurate estimates based on size or design idea alone.

Often, people prefer to leave existing glass in place as it provides a weatherproof and airtight barrier. Factors such as direct weather, hail, street noise and how long you plan to stay are also considered. We often recommend a clear, tempered external protective glass panel.

We accept credit cards, cash, checks, and money orders.

For local projects we can deliver at an additional charge.
For our out-of-town clients we ship small and medium size projects via UPS. Large projects are crated and shipped by a national freight company that specializes in handling delicate items. We will arrange the shipping arrangements, if necessary; the client will be responsible for all shipping charges. We also can install or supervise installation for out-of-state projects.