Restoration projects

Vetrocreare’s specialisation in restoring historic stained glass panels can be attributed in part to the fact that the company’s two owners underwent specific training in this field. Every restoration project is carried out in accordance with all laws governing the conservation of historical and artistic heritage. Projects are analysed, designed and carried out according to the highest standards and photographed at each phase..

The following is a list of the principal restoration projects carried out by Vetrocreare.

Churches and chapels:

Rose window of the abbey church of San Martino al Cimino.
Windows of Santa Prisca all'Avventino Church in Rome.
Windows of the Certosa Cloister in Serra San Bruno, Calabria.
Windows of the offices of the Pio Sodalizio dei Piceni, Rome.
window in Fossanova Abbey, Priverno (Latina).
The lantern in the dome of Santa Maria del Popolo Church, Rome.
Windows and lantern of Santa Maria Assunta Church (church designed by Borromini), Ariccia.
Numerous stained glass panels in private chapels.

Historic buildings:

Windows of the headquarters of the Knights of Malta, Rome.
A door inside Palazzo Cenci in Piazza del Gesù, Rome.
Windows of the Liguria Region headquarters in Piazza Madama, Rome.
Dome of the Carabinieri headquarters in Piazza del Popolo, Rome.
Rooflight of the debating chamber of the Chamber of Deputies (Lower house of Italian parliament) in Palazzo Montecitorio, Rome.
Windows of Villa Medici at Trinità dei Monti, Rome.
Facade windows of Palazzo Spada, Rome.
Windows of Palazzo Montecitorio, Rome.
Rooflight of the Pontifical Gregorian University in Piazza della Pilotta, Rome.
Windows of Palazzo Farnese in Piazza Farnese, Rome.
Windows of the offices of the Council of State in Palazzo Spada, Rome.

Institutions, offices, private homes:

Our company has restored numerous leaded stained glass panels for institutions, offices and private homes (doors, windows, room dividers, ceilings, furniture, etc.).

Sacred Art

VetroCreare has created numerous prominent works of sacred art over recent years. Whether using traditional or innovative techniques, they have used their expertise to solve contemporary technical challenges and issues related to the creation of large-scale glass panels in accordance with recent modifications to safety laws.

In addition to glass panels made for numerous private chapels, the following is a selection of glass panels created by VetroCreare for churches and other religious buildings:

• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the Tra Noi congregation, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the new wing of the Certosa in Serra San Bruno, Calabria.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the Ursuline Sisters, Catania.
• Stained glass panels for a church in Ozieri, Sardinia.
• Stained glass panels for a church in Spinaceto, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the 'Casa degli Anziani' chapel, Colleferro.
• Stained glass panel for the Collevalenza Sanctuary, Umbria.
• Stained glass panels for the parochial church of Monbaruzzo, Piedmont.
• Stained glass panels for Divino Amore Sanctuary, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the Polish community, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the Legionari di Cristo chapel, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for Sant’Andrea della Valle Church, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel in Spallanzani hospital, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the Don Guanella Mission, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the Pio Sodalizio dei Piceni building, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for Palazzo Vescovile, Capua.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the Guardia di Finanza (Financial Police Corps), Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the Mercedarian Sisters nursing home, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the Disciples of the Divine Master, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the Teatine Sisters, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the Aeronautical Military Corps, Pratica di Mare.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the regional hospital, Cecina.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the Franciscan Sisters, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the Scolopie Sisters on Via Crescenzio, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the Oblate Sisters of the Sacred Heart, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for San Giuseppe da Copertino parochial church, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the Priests of the Sacred Heart, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel(s) of the Franciscan Sisters of St. Anthony, Assisi.
• Stained glass panels for the seminary auditorium, Salerno.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the Augustinian Sisters on via Pannain, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for baptismal fonts, Madagascar.
• Stained glass panels for Santissimo Rosario Convent, Marino.
• Stained glass panels for Santa Francesca Romana Convent, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for San Giovanni Battista e San Giuliano martire Church, Sora.
• Stained glass panels for SS. Pietro e Andrea Church, Fenile di Fano (Ancona).
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of Castelverde Lunghezza Residence, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for Santa Maria degli Angeli Chapel of the Franciscan Sisters, Assisi.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel and church in La Storta, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for Santissimi Quaranta Church, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the Franciscan Missionary Sisters, Naples.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the Augustinian Sisters, Ladispoli.
• Stained glass panels for Santa Maria Assunta Church, Moricone.
• Stained glass panels for the Sacred Heart of Jesus parochial church, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the Scolastiche Sisters, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the Figlie di Nostra Signora dell’Eucaristia Sisters, Naples.
• Stained glass panels for the Church of the Augustinian Sisters, (Santa Rita) Palermo.
• Stained glass panels for dell’Assunta Chapel and Church, Bassano Romano.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the Figlie di Nazareth Institute, Rome.
• Stained glass panels for the chapel of the Franciscan Sisters, Ostia.
• Stained glass panels for Santa Maria Assunta Church, Ariccia.
• Stained glass panels for the foyer chapel of Santa Maria dell’Anima Church, Rome.

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