The Clyde Rose

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Our popular Clyde Rose design has been created for many homes around the world in recent years. This timeless yet simple design is extremely adaptable due to the narrow build of the pattern. It is an ideal design for doors with slim side panels or other areas with reduced amounts of glass.

The gallery we’ve created below displays both leaded versions and etched versions of the design.

Clyde Rose Mackintosh stained glass design 201 in a pine door — N201

Clyde Rose Mackintosh stained glass design 602 in a pine door — N602

Clyde Rose Mackintosh stained glass design 383 in a 1930s door — L383

Clyde Rose Mackintosh stained glass design 220 in a stable door — L220

Clyde Rose Mackintosh stained glass design 384 in a Pattern 10 door — R384

Clyde Rose Mackintosh stained glass design 495 in a pine door — L495

Clyde Rose Mackintosh stained glass design 331 in a pine door — L331

Clyde Rose Mackintosh stained glass design 496 in a 1930s door — K496

Clyde Rose Mackintosh stained glass design 539 in a stable door — i539

Clyde Rose Mackintosh stained glass design 498 in a Pattern 10 door — Q498

Although the popular colour of the rose is almost always red, we can colour your Clyde Rose in almost any colour you prefer. If you browse our recent Clyde Rose tags you will see where some clients have opted to change the colours of the design. You will also get to see how this design has been adapted to suit different size and shape glass panels.

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