In over 70 years of activity, we have conceived, designed, constructed, and installed hundreds of artistic stained glass windows, many of which have a religious theme.

Our workshop serves as the meeting point for various expertise. The client expresses their requests, the art historian provides guidance, and the restorer offers additional information to complement the art historian's input. An assessment of the current state is conducted through photography and graphics, essential for determining any previous restorations, typically replacements rather than conservative efforts. Efforts are made to remove or mitigate overly aggressive restoration, recover, reconstruct, and enhance the visibility of the artwork without creating historical inaccuracies. One of the issues that has arisen in the last hundred years is linked to the degradation of painted sections, leading to the exponential detachment of grisailles (paintings). Another phenomenon that may be related to pollution or rising atmospheric temperatures is the corrosion of glass; carbonation releases some of its substances into the atmosphere, causing corrosion.