About Tiffany Stained Glass
Louis Comfort Tiffany's New York studios (1885–1932) produced America's most opulent Art Nouveau: wisteria, dragonfly, and peony lamps cast from Favrile iridescent glass; leaded landscape windows for Gilded Age mansions and Episcopal cathedrals.
Under Clara Driscoll's direction, the "Tiffany Girls" at Corona, Long Island cut jewel-saturated panels that glow as if lit from within. This system echoes that materiality — emerald and peacock-blue tones over parchment cream, Cormorant Display serifs, gentle Art Nouveau curves, and bronze lead-came borders. Glass is the jewel; light is the brush.
- Origin
- New York — Manhattan studio, Corona Long Island workshop; commissions across Gilded Age America
- Era
- 1885 Tiffany Glass Company founded — 1932 Tiffany Studios closed; peak 1893–1920
- Key figures
- Louis Comfort Tiffany · Clara Driscoll · Frederick Wilson · Agnes Northrop
- Movements
- American Art Nouveau · Aesthetic Movement · Arts and Crafts
Tiffany Stained Glass design spec
Colors
Typography
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