The project's primary goal was not simply decorative design, but the creation of a focal point for the space. The stained glass window is seamlessly integrated into the gazebo's architecture and interacts with its surroundings: the live fire of the stoves, natural light, and evening illumination.

Particular attention was paid to the lighting design. The stained glass is illuminated from within by an LED strip, making it equally striking both during the day and at night. The soft, uniform light reveals the depth of the glass, highlighting the color transitions and rhythm of the composition, and in the evening, it enhances the feeling of coziness, echoing the warmth of the fire.

The composition has become the gazebo's key decorative element, shaping the entire space around it. The stained glass not only complements the interior, but also defines its mood and character.

The design was developed by the estate's art director, Anna Redko. The artistic concept is based on the interweaving of symbolic images: the Tree of Life, the Holy Grail, and natural motifs, revealing the philosophy of Terra Nova, where nature acts as the Creator. The lines and shapes of the composition allude to the organic rhythms of the living environment and create a sense of continuous movement and creation.

The stained glass "Chalice of Creation" is yet another example of how art becomes part of the space and everyday life at Terra Nova, uniting architecture, craftsmanship, and natural aesthetics into a single harmony.