Since 1984

Artistic Glass Studio

Edmond, Oklahoma
artisticglass@cox.net
(405) 216-8399

We are a family-owned and operated stained glass studio, proudly serving our community since 1985. What began as a passion has grown into a full-service business specializing in new construction, restoration, repair, etched glass, fused glass, valuations, and more.

Our experience allows us to handle projects of any scale—including the restoration of over 900 windows at the Oklahoma State Capitol.

We offer free estimates, making it easy to start your project with confidence. Guided by hands-on craftsmanship and a dedication to quality, we bring creativity and lasting beauty to every piece, whether restoring a treasured window or creating something entirely new.

Set in the peaceful countryside of Spencerville, Oklahoma, this private stone chapel sits quietly next to the woods. We had the privilege of creating stained glass windows for this special place—eight full-sized saints line the chapel walls, including Saint Philomena, Saint Patrick, Saint Padre Pio, Archangel Michael, Archangel Raphael, Saint Athanasius, Saint Augustine, and Saint Thomas Aquinas. Above the altar, a round window with Jesus brings colorful light into the sanctuary, adding warmth and beauty to every service.

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Norman, Oklahoma

City Hall. Council Chamber dome, completed in April 2023

We set out to design a dome that would match the beautiful colors and patterns of the Norman city flag. The flag design came from a competition held by the Norman City Council. Crafted with glass panels of varying sizes and colors, the dome features details and patterns that are in perfect harmony with the vibrant colors and design of the city flag. The glass dome is a spectacular addition to the city, helping to create a sense of unity and pride among residents and visitors alike. It is a shining example of how art and design can come together to create something truly remarkable, and we are proud to have been a part of its creation.

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Oklahoma State Capital Stained Glass Restoration Project

The restoration of the original stained glass dome skylight (built in 1917) in the Oklahoma State Capital consists of 40 sections spanning approximately 30′ feet in diameter. The skylight was in much need of repair and was removed around the year 2002 when the construction on the new dome began and has been in storage until we started the restoration process in 2020. The ceiling in the main entrance to the newly opened museum houses the restored original dome. The museum entry is free and open to the public.

All the stained glass windows in the Oklahoma state capital building have now been restored with the exception of the new dome glass that was installed in 2002. The majority of the glass needed to be completely redone. The stained glass panels were carefully removed, taken apart, cleaned and rebuilt.