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  1. MaterialBrussels GlassHandcrafted glass tiles with a glossy, clear finish, see-through or translucent surface. The tiles are generally 5 or 6 mm thick. Clean exposed edges and available in a large variety of shapes and colors. Be aware of expandation and contraction due to changes in temperature or excessive abrasion.
  2. MaterialTIMax GL Glass fibre insulationTIMax GL is a glass fibre insulation material that enhances the heat insulation (U-value) of profiled glass façade systems. TIMax GL is both translucent and light scattering. Due to this light scattering effect, even deep rooms can be illuminated evenly. TIMax GL additionally offers sun protection because it reduces the solar heat penetrating a window in the summer. .
  3. MaterialTextile glassThese textile all-glass doors consist of compound safety glass (CSG) doors with interior material elements. Various materials can be applied, however they need to have an open structure in order to be laminated.
  4. MaterialGlass InspirationA specially developed manufacturing process allows a woven pattern using wood or natural fibre to be inseparably integrated between two sheets of glass.
  5. MaterialArchitectural GlassInteraction between furnace, materials and techniques gives unlimited freedom of shape. What is needed is a way of adapting CAD programs to the production of moulds on which glass can be heated and pressed. Printing techniques and sandblasting enables the creation a strong 3-D effect.
  6. MaterialFalcon GlassFalcon is a type of alumino-silicate thin glass developed by AGC. It is manufactured using a high-quality, cost-efficient float process and is suitable for chemical toughening. The material is designed for use across a range of applications, including mobile devices, architectural components, and transportation systems, where thin, durable glass is required.
  7. MaterialColour Changing GlassSince 1992 Prinz Optics has been developing and producing glass with optical coatings applied by sol-gel dip-coating, a wet chemical coating process which is ideal for the efficient coating of tubes and large flat surfaces. The optical effect is created by interference.
  8. MaterialRecycled glass tilesThese tiles are created from 100% recycled glass. The recycled pebbles are collected from the usual and, at times unusual, sources.
  9. ArticleTableware made of Murano glass and metal wasteArchitecture and design studio T SAKHI designed a tableware collection made of Venetian Murano glass infused with steel waste threads to create uncontrolled shapes.…
  10. MaterialGlass mosaicThis material consists of small squares of 20x20x4 mm made from glass and pre-mounted on mesh (sheet size: 323x323 mm). They come in two variations: with a pearl effect or coppery gold veins. Both are available in various colours. The mosaics are suitable for, for instance, airports, bathrooms, fireplaces, hospitals, indoor and outdoor walls, swimming pools, etc.
  11. ArticleModern Stained Glass Meets Tradition in TehranInspired by materials and traditional Iranian architecture, the facade of this new apartment building in Tehran is comprised of slatted timber in combination with…
  12. ArticleThe Curious Beauty of Fused GlassCurious and beautiful, ‘30.0’ by artist and designer Omer Arbel is a stunning series of rectangular sculptures that explore the material potential to be…
  13. MaterialCollection GlassWallpaper with the look of molten pearly glass; extra wide, very resistant with oversized drawings. A palette of colours vividly projecting the nuances of the materials. Vinyl on a paper ground, embossed wallpaper looking like a mosaic. Pearly corrugated vinyl paper, varnished, hard and shock resistant.
  14. MaterialGlass BeadsThe technology used in the production of glass beads ensures almost perfect spherical shape and closely controlled diameters.The beads are treated thermally and chemically to ensure high polish and extreme impact and wear resistance.
  15. MaterialPrinted relief on glassDigitally printed structure on 4 or 9 mm Acrylic sheets or on glass, the method used is called multi-layered printing on film and lamination. This multi-layered print creates a unique and rich look, which can be used for a number of surfaces such as: kitchen cabinets, work counters in the kitchen, wall units, bathroom cabinets, shower stalls, open space dividers, concealed surfaces, and more.
  16. MaterialLuminOre on GlassThe revolutionary but secret technique of LuminOre has a brand new purpose: coating glass planes with genuine metal.The LuminOre technique enables the usage of two different metals next to each other.
  17. ArticleWaves in Glass: Murano Blown Stools Reflect the Sea at Bottega VenetaAt the Bottega Veneta Summer 2026 show in Milan, Italian design studio 6:AM transformed the runway into a shimmering landscape inspired by the sea.…
  18. MaterialConnection Safety GlassConnection is a laminated safety glass which combines technical and visual merits. The sandwich layer of plastic prevents shattering and also improves noise resistance. The laminated layer includes woven structures of various materials.
  19. ArticleA cantilevered wooden roof and glass structureDesigned by the design studio Foster + Partners, the largest Apple store in Thailand features a glass structure and a large, cantilevered wooden roof…
  20. ArticleGlass reinforced concrete façade illuminated by LED veinsFor Bulgari’s flagship store in Kuala Lumpur, architectural firm MVRDV, in collaboration with the Technical University Delft and Tensoforma, designed an innovative façade made…
  21. ArticleNever again a bad photo with glass sphere technologyFor everyone who doesn’t want their picture taken, the company Ishu developed an anti-flash scarf using special glass sphere technology. The idea for the…
  22. MaterialLiquid GlassA nano-scale liquid glass coating that can be applied to a range of surfaces. The coating originated from the architectural industry where it was originally developed for anti-graffiti applications. It is now used in a variety of industries including food processing, catering, automotive, textile industry and agriculture.
  23. MaterialDecalised glassDecallising is the permanent decorating of metal, glass or plastic plates, sections and objects through the insertion of pigments in a special powder coat or wet paint layer via a process which envolves degassing, vacuum pressure and high temperature (± 200 ° C). Extremely durable and easy to clean.
  24. MaterialPolymer concrete glassBroken reinforced glass is added to polymer concrete and the resulting material is polished on both sides. The effect is translucent and sparkling.