How To Update Old Colored Glass Windows?





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you can paint it! Check it out http://ths.gardenweb.com/discussions/2646317/painting-over-stained-glass-with-another-color
Sunroom? Where do you live? Maybe they're there for a reason? Good Luck!
Careful! Some of those glass paint are not waterproof.
remove glass and replace with clear glass or reed glass if privacy is an issue.
another thought make wood panels to fit in window space. paint side to street view. use same paint as exterior color.
Is it possible your windows have a coating on them that makes them appear brown?
I would say the colour glass was put there for privacy - it was once very popular. I would simply plant in front of it so it is no longer visible from the road and on the inside you could be very creative in many ways. Probably the cheapest would be to put a panel over it (so it can be removed at a later date if required). You could also make a seat out of decking timber and make it a boxed seat with internal storage e.g. a lift up lid. The seat could run the distance of the window. You could build a planter box inside and / or add pots of colour.
I really like your windows! Is this a west facing window? At one time they did this to cut down on interior fading of furniture, flooring, etc. Window technology has changed a lot since then. I like Hillela's suggestion of painting. I have never done this, but think it would be kinda cool. I say go for it and please post when you complete the project, would love to see what you decided. š
Me, I'd save my money and energy and have new double pane windows installed.
Why not do a lace stencil on them? It would look fantastic and it doesn't have to be frilly feminine lace either... get some at a fabric store and go online to see how it's done.
White plastic lattice would soften the brown and add curb appeal. Simple to cut and install (a little silicone around the edges). Then add a couple potted plants in front of them. Total cost would be around $50.