This stained glass sliding partition door separates two spaces. It was made by Caroline Prégermain out of antique coloured brown glass and white printed glass. She paints on glass with grisaille and gold vitrified at 630 degrees celcius. The piece has a lead assembly.
© Caroline Prégermain
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© Caroline Prégermain
Caroline Prégermain
- Atelier Saint Didier
- Stained glass maker
- Paris, France
- Master Artisan
Contact
French, English
Hours:
Monday to Friday 10:00 - 13:00/14:00 - 19:00
Monday to Friday 10:00 - 13:00/14:00 - 19:00
Phone:
+33 609020423
+33 609020423
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Stages in stained glass
- • Caroline was awarded the Meilleure ouvrière de France
- • She integrates stained glass into contemporary architecture
- • She founded Atelier Saint Didier at the age of 26
It was a true revelation when Caroline Prégermain discovered stained glass, she knew instantly that it would be her field. In her Parisian workshop, opened in 1986, Caroline constantly challenges the thousand-year-old craft. Through her various decorative projects, she reveals a graphic style as she revives stained glass with a contemporary expression. Drawing and glass painting are her specialities, but she likes to divert techniques, exploring the interplay of transparency and colours. With her traditional savoir-faire and creativity, she adapts her creations to the location and the light of the surrounding environment. Caroline works mainly for architects and private clients.
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Photo: © Caroline Prégermain
Separation between 2 spaces
Photo: © Caroline Prégermain
Glass decoration applied to a window
Caroline Prégermain created the three stained glass windows for a dining room window. They depict bottles in all shapes and liquors in colours ranging from blue to yellow, orange and rose.
Photo: © Caroline Prégermain
Decorative window
This Caroline Prégermain stained glass window was created to hide the view from the outside, it is made of different kinds of white printed glass as well as gold and grisaille paint.
Photo: © Caroline Prégermain
Cigogne tables
This Caroline Prégermain glass composition is gilded with gold, blown and mirrored glass. The glass is mounted into a table on a bronze patinated brass structure and named Cigogne, French for a stork.
Diameter 80 cm
Diameter 65 cm
Photo: © Caroline Prégermain
Decoration on a window to hide the view
The antique mouth blown glass was hand painted by Caroline Prégermain with black grisaille in a geometric pattern.
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