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Glassdesign

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Product • By Jiri KrejcirikYKB chandelier

YKB chandelier

YKB is a monumental luminaire, contrasting lacquered solid ash wood, brass construction, and metal coated glass spheres.The aesthetics of YKB is an authorial interpretation and a bow to the work of Czech architect Jan Kotěra and Slovak architect Dušan Jurkovič. Designed as an authentic detour between decorativism and modernism. More

Product • By Nathan Allan Glass StudiosArch Textured Glass

Arch Textured Glass

Kiln-formed cast glass is chosen by architects and designers unwilling to compromise the luxurious detailing of hand-made decorative glass. With 66 Classic Textures to choose from, designers are able to select patterns which are soft and elegant, or deep and bold. Our hand crafted textured glass instantly increases the richness of any application/setting in which it is used, providing function, privacy, and ample light transmission. Inherently non-porous, Nathan Allan decorative glass textures are easy to clean, providing bacterial protection and hygienic requirements, ideal for all projects. Caption Caption Caption Caption   Caption   More

Product • By Nathan Allan Glass StudiosArroyo Silver Textured Glass

Arroyo Silver

Arroyo Silver Textured Glass combines various architectural glass details into one final portrait. The Linear Flutes are produced in a wide pattern and lightly touched with our Sandstone texture. At the same time, the Flutes are formed into a wavy, corrugated shape, and separated by thin clear lines of pattern. On top of all this, our Arroyo Silver glass is laminated to a mirror back panel, which highlights and greatly enhances the minute details in the texture. Ideal for all cladding and wall mounting applications, this safety glass can be produced in clear or low iron glass, and in panels up to 5’0 x 10’0. More