Figurative stained-glass windows depicting landscapes are a classic feature of Parisian stained-glass art, frequently found in Haussmann-style buildings from the early 20th century.

The studio reimagines this traditional theme: key elements such as the crane and foliage dominate the composition. The style, however, breaks free from the color palettes of the past. The glass painting is vibrant, characterized by the tonal gradations that are the signature of the artist's studio. The overall effect is joyful, far removed from the academic feel often associated with traditional stained-glass.

While fully mastering the conventions of Haussmann-era stained-glass and traditional glass painting, the studio takes a fresh approach, asserting a contemporary style that remains respectful of tradition.