Four 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.
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
Ehrhart Stained Glass IncFounded in 1920, Ehrhart Stained Glass Inc. is a locally owned York studio with a stained-leaded-glass tradition that has continued through the Ehrhart family since 1960. After the current owner purchased the business in 1987, the company remained focused on preserving and creating stained glass for churches, commercial properties, and homes throughout the surrounding region.YORK, PA
Cumberland Stained Glass, IncEstablished in 1992 by Bryan “Buck” Lerew, Cumberland Stained Glass, Inc. is a Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania studio with a long-standing reputation for historic church stained-glass work. Its artists create and restore windows for religious, residential, and commercial clients, serving projects across the United States.MECHANICSBURG, PA
Terraza Stained GlassSince 2007, family-owned Terraza Stained Glass has created custom stained-glass art for homes and commercial spaces, blending traditional handcraft with contemporary design. Based in Central City, Pennsylvania, its team of 20 artisans works collaboratively from concept through installation, and also restores historic church windows and other aging architectural glass. Terraza ships custom pieces nationwide, including insulated units that pair decorative glass with modern thermal protection.BALTIMORE, MD