You find vintage crystal glasses at a thrift shop that are so gorgeous they’re bidding for a spot on your kitchen’s open shelves. Or, you stumble upon a stained-glass door at an estate sale that you’d ...

It's a buyer's market in today's real estate market. So how do sellers get the best possible price for their homes? The answer could be as simple as a piece of glass. "So many homes are not selling ...

DEAR TIM: My exterior doors have leaded-glass inserts that I don’t feel are insulated well. I’m confused as I can’t feel the leaded glass because it’s sandwiched between two pieces of glass. On cold ...

Become a glass act in just a few days. UrbanGlass is the center of glass art in the city, with workshops in glassblowing, stained glass, jewelry making, and more. Through these, the Fort Greene space ...

Stained glass windows were a hallmark of upward-mobility sensibilities, an aspirational gesture for people enjoying the fruits of boomtown St. Paul. For seven years I lived in an old house built by a ...

After spilling coffee onto my couch, I craved an expedient solution to the bane of small-space dwellers: Where to place a cup of coffee when scanning the morning news? I loathed the idea of a side ...

Innov-X Systems, Woburn, Mass., and Austria-based BT-Wolfgang Binder GmbH have entered into an OEM agreement to develop and market a new high-volume sorting system designed to separate heat-resistant ...

Winona is often called “the stained glass capital of America,” and this December, people can enjoy that part of Winona’s ...

In the old New York Times headquarters, stained-glass panels adorned the editorial offices — and colored the place in more ways than one. By David W. Dunlap In the In Times Past column, David W.