 This
beveled glass window is mounted over a door in Bel Air, California. I
made matching
side panels as well, but photos that were far enough away to show all
three panels always made the details come out so small that the beauty
was totally lost.
These are stock bevels... that means the
client picks
bevel "clusters" from a catalogue. This is a less expensive way to
obtain a beveled look than using custom-made bevels. I have employed
both stock and custom bevels many times in my work.
It's nice to be able to give people the
option. These
particular clusters come as separate elements, allowing me to design a
more unique bevel design while using only stock bevels. For example,
this bevel design is made up of five separate elements: the two
fleur-d-lis' (one on each end), the connecting "looped" elements, and
the fan-like element at the top.
The background is composed of two textured
clear
glasses, which allow the light to come in, but diffuse it.
The glasses chosen for this project also give total privacy.
To view my Beveled Options Pages, click HERE.
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