In the House at Still Waters, the colourful stained glass is a commissioned work of art performing multiple functions of screening the view of the main living room from the entrance lobby and aesthetically enhancing both the living room and the anteroom it separates. It is essential in heritage residential architecture to create a filtration space for guests; direct access into one’s living chambers is not a norm. Here in quintessential heritage tradition, the screen is a visual record of the journey of the client to blessing. The screen depicting fishermen hauling in a great catch evokes a narrative of profound significance to the client