About this asset

Crafted as a wall-hosted Revit family, this traditional stained glass window features a pointed arch timber frame subdivided into geometric coloured panes. The window unit is framed in natural timber with a pronounced pointed arch profile. Heavy wooden mullions divide the aperture into geometric segments, incorporating diagonal and vertical tracery members meeting at radiating central junctions. Infill glazing consists of faceted panes in muted multicolour tones, including olive green, slate blue, deep terracotta red, and charcoal. The profiled frame provides clear separation between the coloured glass elements, offering a rustic interpretation of classic gothic leaded lights with substantial wood joinery rather than traditional metal cames.

The download is a 297 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Designed for insertion directly into vertical host walls within Autodesk Revit, this family generates standard rough wall openings upon placement. The timber profile and glazing panes accept standard material definitions, allowing visualisers to adjust translucency, refraction, and surface textures. For coordinated documentation, elevation symbols display clean frame boundaries alongside wall cut lines in building sections.

Suited to heritage renovations, rustic retreats, boutique chapels, and historic hospitality interiors, this architectural element introduces vivid decorative character. Designers can position it within feature stairwells, high-ceilinged living rooms, entry vestibules, or attic gables to produce dramatic coloured daylight patterns. It functions effectively as a focal feature window, ecclesiastical glazing replacement, or custom clerestory accent across residential and conservation schemes.