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A calm living room at golden hour: a round stained-glass sunset suncatcher hangs on a brass chain in a tall window with sheer linen curtains; on the plaster wall beside it a square sunset in cut glass in a clear acrylic float frame and a square glossy resin panel of a violet afterglow; on the oak console below, a glass-tile mosaic of a golden beach leans against the wall beside a terracotta vase of dried grasses; a pale bouclé sofa in the foreground; plain wall to the left

Golden hour, kept

The light
you’d keep.

Your photograph, rebuilt in stained glass, acrylic, resin or mosaic and lit the way that evening was lit. Send one picture and see it in glass in about a minute.

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  • Glass, acrylic, resin or mosaic, not a print
  • Lit by the real sunset, every evening
  • Four materials, one evening
A round stained-glass suncatcher of a sunset over a calm sea, the sun a disc of gold glass on the horizon, hanging on a brass chain in a window

Golden Hour · stained glass

For the window.

A round suncatcher on a brass chain, the sky cut from coloured glass and leaded by hand, the sun a disc of gold glass on a straight lead horizon. Hang it where the evening reaches it and the real sunset lights it twice.

From $9920, 30 or 50 cmMade to order, 18–25 days

Create in stained glassSee all four in stained glass
Coral and rose clouds over a calm sea at dusk, built from cut glass and sealed inside a clear acrylic float frame on brass standoffs, on a cream wall

Horizon · acrylic

A window for the wall.

Your sky built from cut glass and sealed inside a crystal-clear acrylic float frame with polished edges, held off the wall on four brass standoffs so it seems to hang in the air.

From $14930 × 30 or 50 × 50 cmMade to order, 32–36 days

Create in acrylicSee all four in acrylic
Bands of amber, dusty pink and violet over a dark glassy sea after sunset, in a square mirror-glossy resin panel on a cream wall beside a window

Afterglow · resin

Depth you can see into.

Pigment laid down in layers and sealed under one mirror-glossy flood of clear resin, flecked with gold at the corners. The surface holds a little of the room in it, and the sky underneath holds its colour.

From $15930 × 30 or 50 × 50 cmMade to order, 32–36 days

Create in resinSee all four in resin
A golden sunset over a wide beach with dune grass in the foreground, rebuilt from hundreds of glossy glass tiles, standing on an oak sideboard by a window

Last Light · mosaic

Set tile by tile.

Hundreds of glossy glass tiles, each the colour of one moment of the sky, set by hand into your sunset. The heaviest of the four, and the one that catches the light from across the room.

From $159.9930 × 30 or 50 × 50 cmMade to order, 32–36 days

Create in mosaicSee all four in mosaic

The four materials

The same evening,
four ways to hold it.

Every piece is drawn from your photograph; what changes is what it is made of, and how it takes the light.

  • Close up of the suncatcher: pieces of apricot, gold and violet glass joined by dark lead lines, the sun a disc of gold glass on the horizon

    Golden Hour

    Stained glass

    • Coloured glass, cut and leaded by hand
    • Brass chain, hung in the window
    • 20, 30 or 50 cm
  • Close up of the acrylic float frame: the polished clear edge, a brass standoff at the corner and the cut-glass sky inside

    Horizon

    Acrylic

    • Cut glass sealed in a clear float frame
    • Polished edges, four brass standoffs
    • 30 × 30 or 50 × 50 cm
  • Close up of the resin panel: the afterglow in bands of amber, pink and violet under a mirror-glossy surface

    Afterglow

    Resin

    • Pigment layers under clear resin
    • Mirror glossy, gold leaf at the corners
    • 30 × 30 or 50 × 50 cm
  • Close up of the mosaic: hundreds of small glossy glass tiles in gold, apricot, violet and blue, set in rows that follow the sky and the sea

    Last Light

    Mosaic

    • Hundreds of glossy glass tiles
    • Set by hand, sealed
    • 30 × 30 or 50 × 50 cm

02 / From the evening to the window

Your photograph,
then your piece.

One photograph is all it takes. The design comes back in about a minute, and no glass is cut until you have seen it and said yes.

  1. Send the photo

    The sunset itself, or the people or the pet who were there. Any time of day works for a portrait; we add the evening.

  2. See it in glass

    The studio draws the design: the sky, the line of the sea, the light on the subject. About a minute.

  3. Say yes, or change it

    Not quite it? Change the photograph or the line and draw it again. It stays free until you approve one.

  4. We cut, set and seal it

    Glass cut and leaded, acrylic sealed, resin poured or tiles set, then boxed with its corners protected. The suncatcher in three to four weeks; the panels in about five.

The best photographs are lit from the side with the face clear, and for a sunset, taken with the sun still just above the water.

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A tall window with sheer linen curtains drawn to the sides, the sky outside at dusk in apricot and violet, the pane empty, over a low oak bench with a terracotta vase of dried grasses at its end on a sand-coloured plaster wall

Create a stained-glass suncatcher of my sunset

The photograph of the sunset the design was drawn from
The finished piece: a round stained-glass suncatcher of a sunset over a calm sea, the sun a disc of gold glass on a straight lead horizon, the sky in apricot, coral and violet glass and the water in bands of dusky blue, inside a ring of amber and red glass

04 / Three sizes

For the window,
and for the wall.

The suncatcher comes in three; the panels in the two larger squares. The drawing is to scale.

20 cm
A round stained-glass suncatcher of a cavalier spaniel at sunset, hanging in a window

For a small window

The kitchen window, the bathroom, the landing. The suncatcher only, and the one most often given.

30 cm
A couple at sunset in cut glass, sealed in a clear acrylic float frame on a cream wall

For the window, or the wall

A full window pane, or a panel above the console and in the hallway. Big enough to read the sky from across the room.

50 cm
A family of three on the beach at sunset, rebuilt from glossy glass tiles

For the house

The living-room window, or a panel above the sofa or the bed. The one that stops a guest mid-sentence.

Prices are shown live on every piece and in the studio; the size is chosen there, once you have seen your design.

05 / For the one who was there

For the one who
remembers that evening.

Most of what we make leaves as a gift. Put their address at checkout and it goes straight to them, boxed with its corners protected, and you can see the design before they do.

  • Anniversaries

    The sunset from the night it started, with the place and the date along the bottom.

  • Weddings

    The two of them in the last light of the day, in the window of the first home.

  • The beach house

    The view from the deck, in glass, for the wall that faces the other way.

  • Parents and grandparents

    The photograph on the pier they still talk about, made into something that hangs.

  • In memory

    The dog on the sand, the last holiday. One quiet piece, with no words on it unless you want them.

  • Christmas

    A suncatcher in the window for the darkest weeks of the year. Order by 30 November.

50% offA round stained-glass suncatcher of golden hour on a wide beach, the low sun on the water and dune grass in the foreground, hanging in a window+ your sunset photo

Your sunset

Start here

From $99$198

50% offA round stained-glass suncatcher of two freckled sisters with auburn hair, heads together, the sunset sky and sea in coloured glass behind them, hanging in a window+ your photo

Golden hour portrait

People

From $99$198

50% offA round stained-glass suncatcher of a silver-haired woman and a white-bearded man arm in arm, the sunset sky and sea in coloured glass behind them, hanging in a windowphoto + a line

A place and a date

Occasions

From $99$198

For Christmas, order a suncatcher by 30 November, and an acrylic, resin or mosaic panel by 19 November.

Make one for them

48,765 ratings · 6 with a photo

What turns up
in other people’s windows

Illustrative reviews for the launch

4.9out of 5, across everything we make

How they rated it

5 stars44,073
4 stars3,777
3 stars738
1 or 2 stars177

Every rating our pieces have had.

In their rooms

6 photographs

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A round stained-glass sunset suncatcher hanging in a large living-room window, the afternoon light through the glass throwing colour onto the wall, an armchair and plants beside itA square acrylic float-frame panel of a coral sunset over the sea standing on a windowsill beside a small potted plantA square mosaic of a golden sunset over a beach leaning on a stack of books on a wooden coffee table, a cream sofa behindA square glossy resin panel of a violet and amber afterglow over a dark sea leaning on a bedroom dresser beside a small lamp and a ceramic dishA square acrylic float-frame panel of an apricot sunset over the sea hanging above a cream sofa with cushions, a plant on the side tableA round stained-glass sunset suncatcher hanging in the window of a reading nook, an armchair with a throw and a stack of books beside itSee all
6
Illustrative review

the colors are gorgeous

Olivia C.United States
A round stained-glass sunset suncatcher hanging in a large living-room window, the afternoon light through the glass throwing colour onto the wall

This looks so pretty when the afternoon light comes through our living room. The warm orange and pink colors make the whole corner feel cozy. I love it!

Illustrative review

lovely birthday present

Sophie W.United Kingdom
A square acrylic float-frame panel of a coral sunset over the sea standing on a windowsill beside a small potted plant

Got this for my mum's birthday because she loves sunsets. She put it straight on her windowsill and sent me about ten pictures of it!

Illustrative review

perfect on our coffee table

Natalie F.Canada
A square mosaic of a golden sunset over a beach leaning on a stack of books on a wooden coffee table, a cream sofa behind

I wasn't sure where to put this at first but it looks amazing with our decor. The colors are soft and warm without being too bright. Really beautiful piece.

Before your evening takes shape

A few things to know.

What photograph should I send?

Any photograph from the evening: the sunset itself, or the people or the pet who were there, lit by it. A phone photograph is plenty. For a portrait, a clear face and good light; for a sunset, the sky and the water in the frame.

What if I have no sunset photograph?

Send the people or the pet from any photograph and the sky is drawn behind them: apricot, coral and violet over a calm sea. Or choose Describe it and tell us the evening you want made.

Which material should I choose?

Golden Hour is stained glass on a brass chain, hung in a window, where the real light passes through it: the most literal of the four. Horizon is cut glass sealed in a clear acrylic float frame for the wall. Afterglow is pigment under one glossy flood of clear resin. Last Light is hundreds of glass tiles set by hand.

Can I add a line?

Yes. A place and a date, or a name, up to 20 characters, in the line field in the studio. Leave it empty for the picture alone; every piece in the collection is shown that way.

Will I see the design before I order?

Yes. The preview is free, with no card needed. Change the photograph or the line and draw it again as often as you like; nothing is charged until you approve one and check out.

What sizes, prices and dates are there?

The suncatcher comes in 20, 30 and 50 cm and ships in 18 to 25 days. The acrylic, resin and mosaic panels come in 30 × 30 and 50 × 50 cm and ship in 32 to 36 days. The live price and the delivery estimate for yours are shown with your design and before you pay.

Can I return a personalized piece?

Each piece is made to order from your approved design and is not returnable. Take your time with the free preview; it stays free until you say yes.