25 Unique Stained Glass Windows That Will Add A Pop Of Color To Your Home

Stained glass windows are a beautiful addition to any home, especially if you want to add a pop of color or something unique. When the sun hits one of those windows just right, the color will bounce throughout the entire room. A little color, or a lot, you can get almost any feel you want if you add some stained glass into your home. Not sure where to put that colorful window? They look great in doorways, kitchens, attics, and even bathrooms. You can use them in any room you want to add color and more natural light.

Stained glass windows have been around as far back as the seventh century, according to The Stained Leaded Glass Company. While most commonly seen in cathedrals and churches, stained glass windows aren't just for religious buildings — if you want to turn your windows into art, this is an excellent way to do it. And, to give you some inspiration, here are 25 stained glass windows that will bring color into your home.

This beautiful stained glass window has such a warm and inviting feel. It will add a pop of green and blue to your home while offering a meditative vibe, as it resembles a mandala. This would be an excellent window for a front door or kitchen.

The diamond design of this window is simple yet so colorful. Blues, yellow, red, and even green twinkle through this vintage-looking space. You get more natural light, but the stained glass style helps keep people from seeing in clearly, too!

If you're not ready to commit to an entire stained glass window, try using these bright bursts of color over your entryway. Each time you answer the door or step out to check the mail, you'll be delighted by the prism of light.

From red to violet, this pair of stained glass windows will have you see rainbows throughout your home. Not only are the colors gorgeous, but the broken glass design is also very unique and eye-catching. This is a great choice for windows in the living room or den.

This fascinating stained glass window looks almost as though someone took the bottoms from a bunch of old glass bottles and created a window with them (which is something you could probably do if you're in a DIY mood).

You don't have to opt for intricate patterns if you don't want to. This room is proof that stained glass windows can look beautiful simply in solid panels of color.

Get creative with the smaller windows in your home, no matter what shape they are. This circular window lets in a ton of colorful light, even though it doesn't take up much space.

Choosing to go with a fully stained glass door on your home is a very bold option and may not be for everyone. Using this for a front door makes it difficult to see who's knocking if you don't have video surveillance, so perhaps try a side or back door instead.

This pretty heart-shaped stained glass window would look lovely paired with a nice orange shag rug. It will add lots of color and vintage vibes to your home, no matter where it's located.

Stained glass windows and doors don't have to have a mandala-like design to be eye-catching. This window combines all sorts of shapes to let in more light and just a bit of color.

This window almost looks like a family crest. While it feels a bit busy, it could be perfect if you're going for a regal look.

If you want privacy, but only a touch of color, frosted windows combined with stained glass will give you just that. This window looks like it's perfectly covered in a sheet of ice!

Most of the stained glass windows so far have let in a lot of light, while this set of windows is far more opaque. You'll still get some extra light and plenty of colors, though. Go with all matching squares, or get creative like in this picture.

The window above this door is made far more vibrant with the addition of the primary colors through stained glass. Even though it's more minimal, the entryway is sure to light up when the sun is out.

If you have a small window in the kitchen, shower, or hallway that you want to make more private or colorful, something like this simple purple and green design will do. The lower part of the window is frosted and stained glass, while the top tier can still be seen through clearly.

Pay homage to your lineage by getting stained glass windows designed with the various family crests that make up your bloodline. It'll make your home feel like a cherished museum while adding brilliant bursts of color.

You can bring the joy and color of stained glass windows into your home even if you prefer a minimalistic look. The arch over this window is the only part with some stained glass; even then, it's just a single square of color.

Whether you see a musical instrument, a person meditating, or some sort of alien bug, this Rorschach test of a window is opaque enough to tone down the light from outside but colorful enough to make the room dance in greens and yellows.

Here's another delightfully minimalistic way to add the beauty of stained glass to your home with a simple pop of color. Rather than filling the main windows with stained glass, the accent windows above get all the glory.

Like the eye of a dragon, this stained glass window adds color through one spot but also through the frosted panels letting in the colors of nature. With multiple textures, all of the light coming in through this window will create whimsy inside the home.

While the diamond portions of this stained glass window are simply frosted to add a little privacy, the yellows and oranges around this area will surely add some joyous color to any room.

If you want simple yet dynamic, this fleur-de-lis design surrounded by frosted glass is sure to add a bright pop of color to your home. Pick your favorite lily colors to match the room this window will be in.

Love flowers? How about using them as inspiration for your stained glass windows in a major way? This window uses a lot of white daisy-looking flowers, perhaps as an alternative to frosted glass, with colorful accents of orange and green flowers in the corners.

You'll have the most inviting home in the neighborhood if you find inspiration in this photo and create a rainbow of colors in the windows. Pick your favorite colors, make all of them one color, or make it a rainbow!

Fill your window with shapes and colors. This window sticks with varying blue and green hues and combines shapes for a dynamic look. This busy design would be perfect for the home of a maximalist!