Our client has forwarded photos of the installed Magnolia windows we created earlier this year for his home in Ohio. See our postings from Feb. 1, Feb. 16, March 1 and March 8 to view the creation of these windows. The two large windows grace the paneled dining room.
Upon completing the installation, our client wrote, “They serve as functional art and are absolutely stunning to behold as the sun rises and sets throughout the day. The art you created for me communicates different ideas to all that see it during different stages of light—glass creates very expressive art.”
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Our client has forwarded photos of the installed Magnolia windows we created earlier this year for his home in Ohio. See our postings from Feb. 1, Feb. 16, March 1 and March 8 to view the creation of these windows. The two large windows grace the paneled dining room.