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Leadlight Portfolio
Please view a small portion of the thousands of leadlight windows Adelaide Leadlight Centre has created and restored over many years. We have categorised the styles of the panels for easy reference.
Although we have given an indication of the respective eras of each style these are not necessarily strict rules. We are far more interested in what you like, and will work with you to create a leadlight which is both beautiful and sympathetic to the architecture of your home.
We understand that selecting a design can be daunting at first and are therefore always happy to provide assistance in this regard.
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Traditional Floral
This selection includes some of the more popular floral designs which were mainly produced between the late 1800s and mid 1900s for Adelaide homes. Many of these classic designs also fit comfortably into modern homes.
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Other Traditional
This selection includes some of the many painted and geometric designs produced during the Victorian era in Adelaide as well as a number of other non-floral designs.
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Art Deco
The art deco style is characterised by the striking use of contrasting glass textures with very little, if any, colour. This style was used extensively in Adelaide from the 1920s through to the 1950s. The simplicity and classical elegance of this style makes it ideal for modern architecture.
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Bevelled
This selection includes a wide variety of bevelled styles often seen in modern doors and sidelights as well as variations of older styles.
These tend to suit more modern homes from about 1950 onwards.
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Contemporary
Our contemporary selection contains a variety of styles from modern floral designs through to more themed and abstract styles. These are very effective in adding a splash of colour to today's minimalistic architecture.
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Wildlife
This is a small selection of wildlife panels created for clients by our studio over recent years, often to reflect the environment in which the home is located.
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