Dining Room-Stairway panels

I made the large middle panel to stand on a wrought iron stand in front of my fireplace.  When we moved to a new house, the stand did not look good sitting on a brick hearth, so I had no place to put the panel. Since we had our house built, we had previously decided to leave some holes in the wall in the dining room to open up the space, which is shared by the stairs to go to the second floor.  One day, I figured out that my glass piece would fit into the hole, so we had the carpenter frame it out to the exact dimensions.  Then, within a few months of moving in, I completed the small transom and triangle panels to match.  My husband framed and installed them.  It is done in brass, and I even put some of the vertical brass pieces in line with each one of the three windows, so the design would flow from the top transom through to the triangular panel.  I used a light blue gluehcip and an artique medium grey glass in the panels, along with several bevels. The overall width os 34" by 60" from top to the bottom of the triangle panel.  This can be seen right as one walks into my home, so it makes a nice first impression.