contact: RandallSoileau@gmail.com
Stained Glass Box Lamps
Welcome to Randall's Stained Glass Studio in Austin, Texas. We create custom stained glass windows, lamps, and sculptures from original designs. Our work ranges from a contemporary aesthetic to the classic designs of Gothic, Victorian, Art Nouveau, Art and Crafts, and Art Deco periods. Working closely with clients our studio designs and builds stained glass art through commissions.
Randall Soileau
randallsoileau@gmail.com
All photos and stained glass designs copyright reserved 2013 - 2021
What's Happening!
On creating box lamps :
" I love the concept of a box lamp. It provides the opportunity to display the detail work of the Tiffany style (copper foil technique) and with new LED lighting there is greater control of the light source. Each side of the stained glass lamp provides the opportunity of a new scene or the continuation of a scene across the four sides and top. With the new LED strip lights controlled by remote it is possibly to change colors and intensity of light as well as play a programmed mode."
Randall Soileau
WEST AUSTN STUDIO TOUR - November 5-6 & November 12-13
It's official! Randall's Stained Glass Studio has ben accepted to participate in Big Medium's West Austin Studio Tour the first two weekends in November. Find a city guide and complete tour information at www.bigmedium.org/austinstudiotour .
Join me at my studio up the driveway of the historic Adkins-Tharp Home
506 B Bellevue Place, Austin, Texas 78705
Located at 30th Street @ Duval just north of The University of Texas
Stained Glass window "The Faerie's Garden" from theTraditional and Glass Gardens Series.
"El Sol Y La Luna Garden Gate" - Cedar and leaded stained glass garden gate installed at the Adkins-Tharp historic home in Austin, Texas.
Visit more El Sol Y La Luna designs in the Gallery.
"West Texas Centurions" stained glass box lamp. See more in the Gallery.
Randall’s Stained Glass Studio
Austin, Texas
The Austin Bat Mobile is Flying!
The Original Austin Bat Mobile , 19 stained glass Mexican Freetail Bats suspended by steel and copper wire, are now flying proudly in the new owner's East Austin Home. See more in theGallery!