Our Historic Headquarters

Our traditional stained glass fabrication and restoration projects are completed at our headquarters in the Garvanza district of L.A.’s Highland Park neighborhood. The original building on the property was designed by the founder of Judson Studios, William Lees Judson, in 1900. That structure was destroyed by a tragic fire ten years later. Local architects, Train & Williams, designed the existing building, which was constructed in 1911. William Lees served as the first dean of the University of Southern California’s College of Fine Arts, which was located on the site from 1901 to 1920. Judson Studios acquired the property when USC moved to its current campus in Exposition Park.

200 S. Ave 66
Los Angeles, CA 90042

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In 1969, the Craftsman-inspired, shingled building was declared Los Angeles Historic Cultural Monument No. 62 and lauded as “the preeminent center in the West for the development of master craftsmen in the historical art of stained glass and mosaics.” The structure was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1999. Walking through its winding passageways into the light-filled cutting room and the cavernous subterranean glazing room is like being transported back in time. To this day, our team creates under the words of William Lees Judson, which were painted on the walls more than a century ago: “Only the best is worthwhile.”

Fusing Studio

In 2016, we opened our state-of-the-art South Pasadena facility and launched a new era dedicated to ambitious explorations in fused and kiln formed glass. Our bright and airy 5,000-square-foot space and 6 kilns, with a combined capacity of nearly 200 square feet, allow us to create groundbreaking contemporary projects. Our 2,000-square-foot gallery showcases our rewarding collaborations with world-renowned artists.

143 Pasadena Ave
South Pasadena, CA 91030