Michael Roebuck's Blog

I'm not an artsy kind of guy. I tend to live for function and not aesthetics. When you have 5 kids, you just want things to work and not break!

Denise, my Administrative Assistant creates custom Stained Glass projects as a hobby. She, along with her Dad have two stained glass locations (LHA Elegant Glass) where they create these beautiful works of art. I had the opportunity to assist her Dad with some computer issues and really got to learn a lot about how stained glass was made and the time and effort required to produce this stuff. More importantly, I got to tour his house and see the many different applications of stained glass. From kitchen cabinets and picture windows to door panels and sun catchers. This stuff was really nice.

I guess I got bitten by some kind of bug because I wanted some of this. I have a bookcase in my office with two glass doors and I wanted my logo for All Web Promotion added to one side and 68mr (a small eBay company I run) on the other. I opted for a combination etching and stained glass window and was really surprised. It looks great.

The company name and URL is etched in glass and the surrounding border is stained leaded glass with my company colors. The pictures above aren't the greatest to show the color, but it looks really nice. Now I need to get the other window done! Installation is a breeze because the stained glass window simply replaced the regular glass in the bookcase. In fact, Installation of these stained glass panels anywhere is easy. You don't need to replace the glass windows in doors or big picture windows. The stained glass simply is placed over the existing glass. This is nice because if you move, you can take your glass with you.

So if you are interested in something unique and different for your home or office, give Denise a call and see what she can whip up for you or take a look around their website located at LHA Elegant Glass. Everything is custom and designed to your exact specifications. Tell them Michael sent you!

LHA Elegant Glass