DADA

House Calls

One painting. One address. No reproductions.

DADA comes to the room, studies its light, and designs one work for the glass already there.

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Concept view of a Georgian townhouse entry with red, orange, violet, and blue reverse-painted glass
Concept study 01 Untitled Entry, 2026Proposed for an existing fanlight and door pane

Before and painted

The same glass, twice.

Pick a room, then drag across the image to compare the clear pane with its painted state.

Concept view of an unpainted fanlight and door pane in a Georgian townhouse entryBeforePainted

Concept study 01

Untitled Entry

Entry fanlight and door pane Georgian townhouse

The proposal

Paint the glass that is already there.

A door pane, a stair window, a glass wall: painted in reverse on the side that faces the room, so the piece keeps its depth and the glass keeps its job.

The four room images on this page are concept studies, not finished client work. They show possible uses and will give way to project photos as the first house works are made.

Each site starts with a check of the glass, access, heat, moisture, safety needs, and cleaning needs. The studio paints only when the surface and setting suit the work.

Four concept studies

Four homes. Four uses.

Study images, not built work

Concept view of a Georgian townhouse entry with red, orange, violet, and blue reverse-painted glass
01Untitled EntryEntry fanlight and door pane Georgian townhouse
Concept view of an interior stair window with a spare red-orange figure painted on the glass
02Landing FigureInterior stair window Contemporary townhouse
Concept view of sunroom doors with dense geometric reverse-painted glass panels
03Sunroom DoorsRemovable interior door panes Spanish Revival home
Concept view of a loft glass wall painted with burgundy, violet, blue, and red organic forms
04Loft ScreenInterior steel and glass wall City loft

Suitable settings

Glass within the home.

The first visit decides what can work. DADA does not cut or replace glass, alter frames, seal a building, or take on structural or code work.

  • Entry-door panes
  • Sidelights and transoms
  • Interior windows
  • Glass room dividers
  • Removable glass panels
  • Interior cabinet glass

How a house call works

Five clear steps.

  1. 01

    Walkthrough

    DADA sees the room, the glass, the light, and how people move around it.

  2. 02

    Direction

    You receive a site-led design, palette, price, schedule, and clear limits for review.

  3. 03

    Sample

    A painted glass sample confirms the color, finish, and level of privacy before the main work.

  4. 04

    Painting

    DADA prepares and paints the approved interior glass in planned visits, then checks each finished pane.

  5. 05

    Care

    The studio records the work and leaves plain care notes for the painted surface.

First House Calls · Seattle area

Show DADA the glass you have in mind.

Send one room photo, a rough size, and your location. The studio will say whether a visit and sample make sense.

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