Founded in 1980 by Gary and Natalie Dodge, Dodge Studio is a Hudson Valley stained-glass studio that creates custom glasswork, teaches stained-glass classes and supplies hobbyists. The Hopewell Junction shop grew from a custom-work studio into a resource for makers, with original designs and patterns shaped by the Dodges’ teaching experience. It also produces commissioned work such as privacy panels and fused-glass mosaics for kitchens and baths.
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The Baut Studios, IncFour generations of the Baut family have carried The Baut Studios forward since Stanley H. Baut founded it in Northeastern Pennsylvania in 1927. Today, the family-run studio serves religious and public spaces through custom stained-glass work, with its own artists and craftsmen overseeing projects from design through installation. Its 23,000-square-foot facility and patented Structural Stained Glass system reflect a craft operation that has grown without leaving its family roots.SWOYERSVILLE, PA
Pittsburgh Stained Glass StudiosPittsburgh Stained Glass Studios designs and creates stained, leaded, and faceted glass windows, and restores historic stained glass. The studio describes more than a century of collaboration between artists and craftspeople, with work in churches, public buildings, and residences across the United States.PITTSBURGH, PA
Scintilla Stained GlassAfter 40 years in business, owner Mark Beard’s Scintilla Stained Glass has built its reputation on original architectural art glass shaped around each setting. The Bucks County studio works with clients across the eastern United States, bringing an engineering-informed approach to projects that range from intimate residential commissions to demanding church restoration.DOYLESTOWN, PA
Azure Stained Glass StudioFounded in Cleveland in 2004 by artists Ben Parsons and Mary Zodnik, Azure Stained Glass Studio creates and restores stained-glass windows for worship spaces, businesses, and homes. Today, Parsons and Azure’s craftsmen carry on the studio’s work, including careful historical restoration and the fabrication of new designs in both traditional and contemporary styles. Parsons’s training in painted glass and his background in fine art are especially evident in the studio’s exacting replacement work and kiln-fired details.CLEVELAND, OH