Yes! If your current cabinet doors have a removable center panel, we can easily replace that wood with a custom stained glass insert. If your doors are solid wood, a professional carpenter or cabinet maker can "route out" the center to create a frame for the glass. This is a very popular way to perform a "kitchen refresh" without the mess and expense of a full cabinet replacement.

This is one of the most common reasons homeowners choose stained glass. By using "obscure" textures, frosted glass, or opalescent colors, you can create a beautiful decorative look that hides mismatched dishes or pantry items. You get the airy, open feel of glass cabinetry without the pressure of keeping your shelves perfectly organized at all times.

Since kitchen glass is exposed to airborne grease and steam, it does require occasional cleaning. We recommend using a soft microfiber cloth with a mild, ammonia-free dish soap and water solution. Avoid spraying cleaners directly onto the glass; instead, spray the cloth and wipe gently. For the lead or zinc "caming" (the metal lines), a simple dusting is usually all that’s needed to keep them looking pristine.

Absolutely. While stained glass is art, it is also highly functional. We build our kitchen inserts using sturdy construction techniques that can easily withstand the daily opening and closing of cabinet doors. For extra-busy households, we can also use "tempered" glass or "triple-glaze" the panels, sealing the art between two clear panes for maximum impact resistance and easy cleaning on both sides.

Both are popular for kitchens! "Leaded glass" generally refers to a design made of various colored or textured flat pieces joined by metal. "Beveled glass" (as seen in the photo above) uses thicker glass with angled edges that act like prisms, catching the light and creating a brilliant "sparkle." Many of our most popular kitchen designs combine both, using clear beveled diamonds in the center with a textured border to create a timeless, sophisticated look.