Glass has always been used in the interior and exterior, not only
because of its practical benefits. Indeed, besides the fact that it can save
light and visual space, it can be the brightest decoration of any room or even
a courtyard. It is the main material of stained-glass windows. Today various
pictures are printed on glass, beautiful materials are laminated in it, and it
all is possible thanks to the modern glass processing techniques. Below is a
list of the most basic of them.
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| Textured Glass |
Glass lamination is the process of creating strong laminated glass.
Between the sheets of glass are special films that ensure reliability.
Lamination of decorative materials in glass. Glass, made in this technique, worthy of the title
of a work of art. Most often Japanese rice paper or a beautiful fabric
is placed in the transparent or color glass.
Glass coloring. There are several ways to color glass, each of which is applied
depending on the situation and conditions of the glass product use.
Sticking of color films is one way to give the glass any color. Also by this
method, it is possible to place on glass surface any pictures.
Toning allows creating glass that holds a part of a light
and provides a higher level of privacy. Tinted glass is widely used as facade
windows or interior partitions.
UV printing is a fairly new way of applying an image on glass. It
involves printing the image directly onto the glass surface.
Glass matting. It can also be done in different ways. Regardless of
the method of manufacture, frosted glass scatters the rays of light, which
ensures privacy.
Textured and carved glass has stunning three-dimensional patterns that will
look magical in the presence of color lighting.
Stained Glass. This kind of art has been valued at all times.
Techniques for making stained glass windows are very diverse. Stained glass can
be a decoration of windows, doors, chandeliers or be an independent interior
item.
This is not a complete list of all the opportunities for glass
processing. Most of these methods can be used together, which allows creating
unique glass products.
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| Fabric Laminated in Glass |