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e have assembled a collection of bungalow-appropriate stained glass images and have included examples of Edwardian, Edwardian/Art Nouveau, Prairie School and Tiffany-style. The styles of stained glass most widely found in bungalows are either Edwardian or Art Nouveau. Edwardian designs had an overall structured look in the form of a geometric grid or border, but they also had some curved lines, usually a stylized flower or plant form. Art Nouveau windows incorporated natural forms but the designs were more fluid.

Edwardian-style windows in a bungalow	Edwardian-style window in a bungalow	Edwardian-style art glass in a bungalow door	Edwardian-style leaded glass in a bungalow window	Art Nouveau/Edwardian window in an Arts & Crafts house
Art Nouveau/Edwardian design in a buffet door	Art glass in an interior door in an Arts & Crafts house	True stained glass design (painted on the glass and then fired)	Art glass windows	Art glass in a bungalow
Art glass in a bungalow dining room buffet	Art Nouveau stained glass window	Art Nouveau stained glass windows	Prairie School glass in Arts & Crafts home	Prairie School art glass in a buffet door
New, Tiffany-style art glass inserts in a bungalow	Close-up of new, Tiffany-style art glass insert	Stained glass examples from a 1920s Minneapolis millwork catalog	Stained glass examples from a 1920s millwork catalog	Stained glass examples from a 1920s millwork catalog
Leaded glass examples from a 1920s millwork catalog	Vintage triptych in 1923 duplex in Powderhorn neighborhood of Minneapolis. Upper and lower units contain almost identical sets of windows.	An original stained glass triptych in a 1920s bungalow in the Powderhorn neighborhood of Minneapolis.