Choosing and Placing Colored 
Glass
BorderlessGlass works with every stained glass color variant. The removal of frame borders makes color blocking and gradients look intentional and polished.
Steps:
1. Select your desired stained glass colors from your inventory
2. Plan a pattern or gradient layout
3. Place blocks according to your design
4. The borderless rendering will make colors blend visually without grid lines interrupting the effect
Design Ideas
Create stained glass skylights by layering different colors in a ceiling—without borders, the effect looks like tinted light filtering through rather than separate blocks. Use color gradients to transition between rooms or create decorative panels in walls.
Stained glass panes work well for thin decorative screens and room dividers. Since the frame borders are gone, you can build intricate color patterns that read as unified designs rather than individual blocks. This is particularly effective for creating stained glass art pieces or accent walls that catch light beautifully.
Mix stained glass with regular glass to create highlights or focal points in larger transparent structures.