“Locke & Key” at The Stonehouse
What does Netflix’s newest hit "Locke and Key", The Stonehouse and Ed Mirvish have in common?
Well, stained glass of course!
We were very excited to work with the props department of “Locke and Key”, a popular comic book written by Joe Hill and illustrated by Gabriel Rodríguez, turned into a hit Netflix series.
Our Ed Mirvish Victorian window sporting some antique keys. This window was featured as a prop in Netflix's "Locke & Key"
The window that was selected for the scene is rich in colour and hand painted from the late 1800’s. The window is part of a collection of antique windows we acquired from Ed Mirvish Warehouse restaurant. Ed’s Warehouse Restaurant closed in 2000. The windows were kept in storage at Honest Ed’s until we acquired them in 2016.
The scene (Season 1, Episode 1) revolves around Nina and Rendell Locke renovating their home. While Rendall works on painting a wall, Nina is delicately restoring an antique window. Having finished replacing some broken glass, she is finishing it off with applying...