Use Stained Glass for Colored Windows Without Borders

Choose Your Colors

Select from all available stained glass colors to create tinted windows. Each color removes its border just like regular glass, giving you clean, colored panes without thick edges interrupting the view.

Design Color Patterns

Arrange different stained glass colors in rows, columns, or artistic patterns. You might create a gradient effect by transitioning between similar colors, or use contrasting colors for decorative window designs.

Layer Glass Panes and Blocks

Mix stained glass panes with stained glass blocks to add depth. Panes are thinner and can create intricate details, while blocks are solid and work well for larger window areas. Both render without borders.

Lighting Considerations

Remember that stained glass tints light passing through it. Use this to your advantage—place colored glass strategically to create atmospheric lighting effects inside your builds. The borderless rendering makes these color effects more visually striking.