Small Stained Glass Windows: A Row Above the Wall

A row of small windows high up in a reception hall. Red, blue, and green small pieces of stained glass are set in plaster or wooden frames, forming floral and geometric patterns. Sunlight passes through, casting colorful spots on the white walls and marble floor below, moving with time. The windows are positioned above eye level. Avoid: making the stained glass into large floor-to-ceiling windows, placing them at eye level to become external view windows, using a single color, making the interior too bright so the light spots are not visible.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

接待廳高處的一排小窗。石膏或木框上嵌著紅、藍、綠的小塊彩色玻璃,組成花與幾何的圖案,陽光穿過在下方的白牆與大理石地上投出彩色的斑點,隨時間移動。窗的位置高於視線。避免:把彩窗做成大面積的落地玻璃、開在視線高度成為對外的景窗、使用單一顏色、讓室內太亮看不出光斑。