Architecture - Interior Design
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Glass is an essential component in architecture and can be designed in a variety of colors, shapes and textures.
Glass is an essential component in architecture and can be designed in a variety of colors, shapes and textures.
Glass design can be both functional and decorative, making a space shine. On this page you will find everything you need to know about glass design in architecture and interior design.
Have you considered creating unique ambiance in your rooms and taking design to a new level? Glass design can be an essential and thus perfectly complementary part of it.
For many architects, designers and builders, glass design is an important aspect of the overall project. This is because glass not only allows for a unique spatial effect, but also makes the space brighter, more brilliant, and more inviting. There are different types of glass that you can use.
Colors, Shapes & Textures...
Clear glass uses different textures to create an impact and enhance a room.
These are examples of different clear textures:
Classic textures
Scandic Hotel Hafenpark, Frankfurt
REWE Deli am Markt
Brighter, more Brilliant, more Inviting...
Colored flat glass has a great effect on the design and atmosphere of a room. It can help to visually enhance a room and give it a special mood.
Depending on the color of the glass, it can have different effects:
• Light colors like white or blue can help make a room look brighter and friendlier, spreading a light atmosphere.
• Dark colors like black or brown can help a room appear warmer and cozier, spreading an intimate atmosphere.
• Rich colors like red or green can help a room look more vibrant and energetic, spreading an exciting atmosphere.
It's important to note that colored flat glass can also affect how light enters a room. Light colors reflect light more and can help make a room feel brighter, while dark colors absorb light and make a room feel darker.
mirrored LambertsGlas®
Project: Restaurant Occhio d'Oro, Hotel Flemings Selection Frankfurt-City, Germany
Execution: Kiebitzberg®, Havelberg
Glass work: Hein Derix, Kevelaer
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Mirrored glass can be used to achieve various effects in architecture.
These depend on the color, texture, placement and general use.
Some examples:
1. enlarging space: mirrors can visually enlarge space by reflecting light and surroundings, giving the impression that the space is larger than it actually is.
2. Improving lighting: mirrors can enhance the natural light in a room, improving the lighting.
3. creation of interest: Mirrors can be used in architecture to create an element of visual attraction and make the space more interesting.
4. Reinforcing designs: mirrors can be used in architecture to reinforce and highlight designs and patterns.
unique Atmosphere
Therefore, it's a good idea to choose the color of glass carefully and consider its effect on the atmosphere and light levels in a room. It can also be helpful to try different colors and see which one best suits the desired mood and interior style of the room.
With colored glass, it is thus possible to add style and something special to rooms for the ultimate ambiance! Glass is an element of interior design that brings an incomparable touch of atmosphere and uniqueness to any setting. Our hand-blown glass can be customized to meet your specific needs. We will be happy to provide you with individual advice in this regard.
These are examples of different colored structures:
Flashed glass
Streaky glass
Streaky glass (as double glazed unit)
project: Haus Kiechle, Pfarrkirchen, Germany
photo: Kökenystudios Pfarrkirchen
architect and owner: Bert Kiechle
glass: mouthblown Lamberts glass Streaky, double glazed unit
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Gentle window glass in ligt colors
LambertsGlas® is architecture!
Opaque flat glass has a translucent but not transparent effect in architecture. It blocks light and the view from the outside, providing privacy. Opaque flat glass is often used in windows, doors and other building components to delineate spaces. It is also often used for backlit walls and room dividers.
Opal flat glass, on the other hand, has a milky or cloudy appearance and also does not appear transparent. It diffuses light, providing more even lighting for rooms.
Opal flat glass is often used in interior design to create a pleasant atmosphere or to hide light sources. It can also be used in outdoor applications to reduce visibility from outside or to convey a certain mood.
Our hand blown glass panels can be made to your specifications in a combination of opaque/opal and color.
Opaque and opal glass panels
Cast Glass ...
Cast glass is a special glass made by melting silica sand, soda ash and lime and then pouring it into a mold to make it into different shapes and sizes. It can be used in interior design and architecture to create a variety of effects.
Our hand cast glass can be made in a wide variety of shapes and colors. Thus, it provides a unique architectural design as a custom manufactured design element. Cast glass can also be used in various applications, such as stair railings, doors or wall cladding to combine functionality and aesthetics.
Hand cast glass panels and glass shapes
Hand cast flat glass
Project: Waldhaus Sils (luxury SPA) | Switzerland
Artist: Matteo Gonet
Architect: Miller & Maranta
Hand cast table cathedral mosaic
Photo: Arnaud Delalande
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High quality wall lamps made of blown glass
These are characterized by their unique design and style. Due to the different color schemes and structures, our wall lights can be combined very well with the individual interior styles.
Whether traditional wood interior, classic interior design or reduced black and white: our "light panels" enrich every living ambience and can be individually adapted:
Wall lights made of hand-blown flat glass:
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