Decorative glass featuring textured or patterned surfaces that provide visual interest and privacy. Suitable for façades, partitions, and interior feature elements in architectural and retail environments.
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Patterned glass is a type of decorative glass which is characterised by textures or patterns embossed onto one or both sides of a glass pane. This makes it translucent and able to diffuse light. Also known as textured glass, its features make it ideal for enhancing the aesthetic appeal and privacy.
Grooved glass is a decorative architectural glass characterized by its vertical or linear ribbed surface that creates depth, texture, and a refined play of light and shadow. By combining transparency with subtle privacy, it enhances visual interest while maintaining a clean, modern aesthetic. Suitable for both residential and commercial applications, grooved glass is widely used in partitions, feature walls, shopfronts, cabinetry, and interior screens where design impact and functionality are equally important.
Fluted glass, also known as reeded or ribbed glass, is a decorative glass with parallel vertical grooves or ridges that diffuse light, add texture, and provide partial privacy while maintaining an open feel, making it popular for partitions, doors, and shower screens in modern interiors.
Fluted glass—also known as reeded or ribbed glass—is a sophisticated architectural material defined by its distinct vertical grooves. This timeless design element has resurfaced as a modern favorite for those seeking a harmonious balance between openness and seclusion. Unlike standard clear glass, fluted glass diffuses light through its parallel ridges, creating a soft, ambient glow and a "hazy" visual effect that obscures direct views without blocking sunshine. Whether you are looking to add textural depth to a minimalist room or evoke the classic glamour of the Art Deco era, fluted glass offers a versatile solution that transforms light into a living design feature.