Decorative Glass
Decorative Glass can bring about a complete transformation to interior design. The wide range of available effects, patterns and colours allow you to create the desired look in your home or office building. Decorative glass can be used in combination with other glasses with different functionalities.
Benefits
- Helps achieve the desired look with an interior, by offering a range of colours, textures and designs to choose from
- Decorative glass can complement or contrast beautifully with other construction material like stone, wood, and metal.
- This glass is durable and low-maintenance
- Decorative glass can be combined with glasses with other functionalities such as thermal insulation, acoustic insulation, and safety.
Sand Blasting
Sand Blasting: In decorating glass, sandblasting is a wonderfully popular technique which is used to describe the act of propelling very fine bits of material at high-velocity to clean or etch a surface.
Chemical Etching
Chemical Etching: Chemical etching is another way to produce etched glass. Instead of an abrasive, however, a chemical cream is applied to the glass. It is this etching cream that produces the final frosted effect.
Fused Glass
Fused Glass is a term used to describe glass that has been fired in a kiln at a range of high temperatures. Fused glass techniques are generally used to create Art glass, glass tiles. This fusion can be between colored glasses as well as clear glasses.
Slumped Glass
is one broad technique of warm glass working for the forming of glass by applying heat to the point where the glass will soften. The increasing fluidity of the glass with temperature causes the glass to 'slump' into or onto the mold under the force of gravity.
Glass Photo Frame
Fabricated with top quality glass these photo frames are complemented by various colorful patterns. With several designing patterns and styles these frames are suitable for all types of photographs. With proper clarity & visibility these frames are widely used in various household premises.
Stained Glass
Air Brushing Glass
Stained Glass
Stained Glass has been practiced since the 12th century or even before that. It was a tedious method to color the glass by adding metallic salts during its manufacturing.
Beveled Glass
Air Brushing Glass
Stained Glass
We only use the highest quality materials and work with skilled tradespeople to ensure that your home is built to last. Our attention to detail and commitment to excellence set us apart.
Air Brushing Glass
Air Brushing Glass
Air Brushing Glass
The freehand manipulation of the air brush facilitates our creative designers to make any design as required by the clients. Our range is offered in various colors, designs and shapes to the suit the interiors and offers them an elegant look.
Kiln Formed Glass
Kiln Formed Glass
Air Brushing Glass
Kiln-Formed glass: Kiln-forming means heating glass to very high temperatures in a kiln for the purpose of combining, shaping, or manipulating it.
Stack Glass
Kiln Formed Glass
Glass Pillars
In this technique of decorative glass, glass strips are placed over one another to create a wall of glass.
Glass Pillars
Kiln Formed Glass
Glass Pillars
These are pillars of solid glass, when combined with creative lighting gives an ethereal look and enhances any ambience.