Tiffany Studios was an American decorative arts company founded by Louis Comfort Tiffany in 1885. The studio is best known for its exquisite stained glass lamps and windows, which feature intricate designs and vibrant colors. Tiffany's innovative techniques, such as the use of copper foil instead of lead, allowed for more detailed and complex patterns. In addition to lamps, Tiffany Studios produced a variety of decorative items, including vases, mosaics, and glassware. The studio played a significant role in the Art Nouveau movement, emphasizing natural forms and organic motifs. Today, Tiffany's work is highly sought after by collectors and is celebrated for its artistic craftsmanship.