#4568. Abstract Geometric Stained Glass in Modernist Door Structure

The presented image showcases an elegant example of stained glass art integrated into a door structure. This is not a classic architectural facade, but rather an element of interior or exterior design—a stained glass door divided into six equal rectangular sections by metal partitions.

The stained glass is executed in a modern abstract style, combining geometric shapes: squares, rectangles, and circles of various sizes. The color palette is rich and vibrant—utilizing intense shades of green, blue, orange, pink, and yellow glass with various textures. Some elements have smooth surfaces, while others display textured, rippled glass, creating an interesting play of light.

Compositionally, the stained glass represents a unified abstract picture, divided by the frame into sections, but visually perceived as a coherent work. This element of architectural design is characteristic of modernist and postmodernist interiors, where a functional element (door or window) simultaneously serves as an artistic object, transforming passing light and creating a special atmosphere in the space.