Specialty flat glass

Owner Tyler Kimball comes from a background in stained and leaded windows so he understands that just the right sheet of glass can make an art glass panel really come to life. Monarch can make specialized sheets, rondels, crown bullions, Norman slabs, three-dimensional inclusions for panels, or anything else that can be imagined. For more information about commissioning blown flat glass for your next project, send an email with your information and what you're looking for.
Coming Soon
Monarch Glass Studio is in the process of developing a line of mouth-blown sheet glass and standard set rondels. This line will be available at select retail distributors around the globe. Release date on this line is set for Summer of 2021. For questions about this line or to carry our sheet glass in your retail store, please contact us via email. This development will not incur obstacles in creating wonderful specialty sheets and rondels for individualized orders as it is still our main drive to create for specific needs in each unique project.

Our rondels in other studio's work
Rondels by Monarch Glass Studio incorporated into windows for a 1920s mansion renovation project in 2016, lead work by Theodore Ellison Design.
Monarch's clear pinwheel's in windows by Neil Maciejewski Johnson, made in 2018.
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​Rondels incorporated into a window made by Theodore Ellison Design in 2018.
Moon Cups incorporated into a piece by Carrie Grey on the right and Fuchsia rondels incorporated into another piece on the left, also by Carrie Grey, 2020.

Our own Finished work using Monarch Rondels

Monarch will also create a finished window to your spacial and design needs. Framed pieces or windows to be glazed can be made at Monarch Glass Studio using all hand-blown glass!
Private Residence piece in Booneville, Missouri.
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Detail of the reticelo rondels.






Windows for a private residence in Hawaii, 2019.
A 470 square foot installation of ornate rondel located at the UH2 building of Truman Medical Center in Kansas City, Missouri. 2020.