Fractured Glass

This year for their Easter services Nathan Stickling at Northwoods Church in Peoria, IL reached out the the team at Mod Scenes about creating a custom Stained Glass look.

Nathan and the team at Mod Scenes landed on creating 3 different elements: Stained glass chandeliers, large stained glass window arches, and smaller squares stained glass windows for use at their campuses. For the chandeliers, the team at Mod Scenes designed and CNC cut black coroplast frames that folded up and attached together to create an octagonal cylinder. They used colored film to create the stained glass pieces. They created the stained glass for the chandeliers by taping the colored film to clear plastic pieces they cut. They used black electrical tape to help make it look clean and finished.

For the large curved windows and small rectangular windows, the team at Mod Scenes used clear packing tape to attach the pieces. The design of the larger pieces create a 2″ separating between each color that allowed the tape to be hidden, creating a very clean finished product.

The large windows were made up of multiple different sections that bolted together using Mod Scenes connectors and black nylon bolts.

When attaching the colors, they were adhered in a random order to make the design not look to structured.

Mod Scenes has taken this design and turned it into a Mod Scenes Panel that can used to create a similar look or be included in designs with other Mod Scenes panels. You can see it here: Modscenes.com/product/stainedglass