Things You'll Need:
- Measuring tape
- Camera
- Fabric swatches
- Interior design books
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Step 1
Before adding stained glass panels or windows to a room, use a measuring tape to obtain the dimensions of the room or the area where the stained glass will be installed.
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Step 2
If you are opting to decorate your home or business with stained glass products, take a photograph of the space in mind and match your stained glass with existing decor, walls, and floor.
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Step 3
Determine what role your stained glass will play with the amount of sunlight the room receives.
Opaque tints with a frosted look are good for making bathrooms, bedrooms, or entryways private. The light itself can create a warmth, light, and illusion of added space to a small and otherwise dull room.
A tranquil scene and muted stained glass hues can turn a room into a calm retreat.
In a very bright room, such as a living room, dining room, or den, stained glass can help tone it down and reduce the Sun’s glare.








