It’s been percolating for a while now (design editors everywhere have been swearing “it’s about to occur”); i.e. a stained glass revival. We’re finally seeing it: A few of our longtime preferred designers and architects– London designer Rose Uniacke, SF interior designer Lauren Geremia, LA designer France Merrill of Reath Design, and Bay Area-based Jerome Buttrick of Buttrick Projects– are releasing stained glass in new and modern ways. Here’s a roundup of favorite spaces:
Above: The grand entry at
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“src=” http://www.remodelista.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/nickey-kehoe-stained-glass-733×916.jpg “alt =”nickey kehoe stained glass “/ > Above: A stained glass transom window by Charlestowne Stained Glass Company, in a house created by Fundamental Projects in Charlestown, South Carolina. Above: A stained glass personal privacy window in a bath by San Francisco designer Lauren Geremia.< img style="margin-bottom:16 px; max-width:100%; height: auto"width="733"height="automobile"loading=" lazy"class="wp-image-1562110 size-post-content" src="http://www.remodelista.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/st-vincent-west-village-1-733x908.jpg"alt="st vincent west town 1 "/ > Above: The corridor at the newly revamped San Vincente West Village, with interiors by Rose Uniacke, includes a bespoke stained-glass window.”I worked with a San Francisco glazier on this and I’m thrilled with the result,”Uniacke informed Christies.”I wished to develop something contemporary and exciting while likewise making a nod to a past custom.”Photo Simon Upton through Rose Uniacke.< img design="margin-bottom:16 px; max-width:100%; height: car"width ="733 "height =" automobile"loading= "lazy"class="wp-image-1562080 size-post-content"src
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Above: The dining room at the Hotel Château Royal Berlin includes moving stained glass doors. Above: An abstract stained glass window by Molly’s Magick Glass for LA jewelry studio Unearthen. Above: A stained glass pocket door in a job by Toronto-based Studio Cajole, dealing with Cabin Glass. Above: In a kitchen area by Sharon, Connecticut-based company Hendricks Churchill, the designers placed opaque stained glass into the swinging pantry door: “that way the house owner doesn’t need to worry about keeping the area tidy when guests get here,” Heide Hendricks says.
Above: In an Oakland kitchen area, Jerome Buttrick of Buttrick Architects worked with Theodore Ellison Designs to bring back and create brand-new stained glass leaded-glass windows.< img design ="margin-bottom:16 px; max-width:100%; height: auto"width
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For more trend signals, see:
- Kitchen area of the Week: ‘SMILF’ Creator Frankie Shaw’s Contemporary Old-Fashioned Remodel by Reath Design
- Pattern Alert: Standout Hardware That Packs a Punch