Rose Window Stained Glass is a professional stained glass studio in beautiful Terence Bay, Nova Scotia. Owner Lynette Richards is a thoroughly experienced tradesperson and Fine Artist. She approaches stained glass through Art and Architecture, rather than hobby. Over 20 years ago a European Master Glazier took her on as his apprentice. This intensive 3 year education involved learning a thousand years of stained glass history and method as it evolved alongside architecture. Lynette is uniquely qualified to design and build stained glass windows rugged enough to outlive us, and beautiful enough to be worthy of longevity!
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Windows must be built to withstand extreme weather and prolonged use. They must enhance architecture and harmonize sunlight and view in each unique situation. Much of Canada’s architectural beauty was created over 100 years ago during the Arts and Crafts Movement in which decorative glass was an integral component of architectural design, along with wood, tile, fabric, and metal. Much is in need of maintenance or risks being lost. Call Lynette to evaluate your windows and provide a free estimate.
Creating beauty in our homes and communities is a human impulse as relevant today as it was for ancient civilizations. Do you need privacy? Are you expressing yourself through style? Do you appreciate quality? Ask Lynette to help you make your visions reality!
Sacred windows are SO much more than just pictures! They are rooted in ancient history, commemorate community stories, AND they are living reminders of the miracle of Life. Inspired stained glass windows make us aware of Light, the movement of the sun, and passage of time. They glorify Light to inspire and invite new revelation. Do you want to create a new window? Ask Lynette to help you make great windows within your budget!
Lynette is uniquely qualified to design and build stained glass windows rugged enough to outlive us and worthy of longevity! History matters and you are making history! Call Lynette for a consultation.
CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF LEBANON, HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA I finally began the preparatory cartoons for the set of 9 large windows in January 2022. It had already been more than a year awaiting and anticipating the final designs from the Maronite Iconogr...
It's Autumn already!! I am taking this morning to update my Blog to tell you what about the exciting things I have been working on this year! It may seem that I have slipped under a rock, but far from it. It has been an intense, non-stop stained g...
None of us expected Covid-19 to dominate 2021 but it sure did. As I write this we have been dealt the Delta Variant and now Omicron is running willy-nilly. Most Canadians are double vaccinated so maybe the virus is panicking because it's having troub...
They say we are not in the same boat, but we are in the same storm. Covid-19 has defined the year in unimaginable ways. We are not gathering. We are in bubbles. We are nesting. We are staying home and going into nature. We are making careful self-car...
What a year! This year was marked by an abundance of exciting Stained Glass Conservation, Restoration, and repair work. Do you wonder what the difference is between Restoration and Conservation? They have a lot of overlap, but imagine if a beautif...
2019 Happy New Year! The skills of Stained Glass Window making developed, ironically, in the Dark Ages in Britain, followed by France, then onward. Have you wondered why? As architecture became sophisticated enough that there could be large openings...
HOT SUMMER 2018! Exciting New Work! I recently delivered 3 exciting stained glass windows! Here is a synopsis. Lunenburg NS Skullduggery Gallery Last December I purchased a set of 3 very old windows circa 1850s, that had been found built in betw...
Winter 2018 came in like a LION at Rose Window Stained Glass! I spent much of January living with the Sisters of St. Martha removing their beautiful stained glass from the Bethany Chapel and moving it to new locations. I also designed, cut, laminate...
Glorious September!! In many ways September is the beginning of the New Year. The crisp nights foretell Autumn, though the days are still hot after the dew burns off. Summer holidays end and classes begin, marking a return to predictable schedules. ...
Spring Green and Peepers Singing! The studio has been busy this season. Classes are finished but there will be 2 Summer Workshops announced soon. Here is a peek at what has been happening inside Rose Window Stained Glass these last couple of m...