Attenhofer's Stained Glass Restoration and Design Studio LLC is a premier stained glass studio located in the Greater New Orleans area, boasting over 50 years of expertise in stained glass artistry and restoration. Founded in the early 1970s by Ken Attenhofer, the studio is currently operated by Cynthia Courage, an accomplished artist with 30 years of experience in the commercial glass industry. Under her guidance since 2002, Attenhofer's has maintained high standards within the stained glass sector, including obtaining the first contractor's license in Louisiana dedicated to specialty stained glass and restoration.
Cynthia's passion for stained glass is reflected in her commitment to ongoing education and professional development, including attending master classes and seminars at prestigious institutions like the New York Metropolitan Museum. She is actively involved in several professional associations, such as the American Glass Guild and the Stained Glass Association of America, demonstrating her dedication to the craft and its preservation.
The studio specializes in a wide range of services, from the restoration of historic stained glass to the design and fabrication of new stained glass windows and doors for both residential and commercial clients. Attenhofer's has successfully restored various masterpieces of stained glass, influenced by styles from German, French, Flemish, and Old English, among others. Their commitment to quality has made them a trusted name in the New Orleans community, with notable projects including significant restorations for local churches and historic buildings, as well as beautiful custom residential designs.
Cynthia and her team are not only interested in preserving the art of stained glass but are also open to new challenges, offering unique, custom solutions tailored to the needs of their clients. With a vibrant gallery showcasing their work and a philosophy that emphasizes collaboration with clients, Attenhofer's stands out as a leader in stained glass restoration and design.
