Patterned Glass

Patterned glass, also known as textured glass, is a type of decorative glass that features patterns, textures, or designs on its surface. This type of glass is created by passing the molten glass through a pair of rollers or pressing it between two molds to impart the desired pattern or texture. Patterned glass is available in a wide range of designs, from simple geometric patterns to intricate floral motifs.

1.Privacy: Patterned glass provides privacy by obscuring the view while still allowing light to pass through. This makes it ideal for use in areas where privacy is desired, such as bathrooms, bedrooms, or office partitions.

2.Diffused light: The patterns and textures on patterned glass help to scatter light, creating a soft, diffused glow in the space. This can help reduce glare and create a more comfortable environment.

3.Decorative: Patterned glass adds a decorative element to any space, enhancing the aesthetic appeal and adding a touch of sophistication. It can be used to create focal points or visual interest in interiors.

4.Hides fingerprints and smudges: The textured surface of patterned glass helps to conceal fingerprints, smudges, and dirt, making it easier to maintain and keep clean.

5.Safety: Some types of patterned glass, such as tempered or laminated patterned glass, offer increased strength and safety benefits. These types of glass are less likely to break and, if they do, they break into small, blunt pieces that are less likely to cause injury.

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• - Amber     

- Blue     

- Bronze

- Clear      

- Green    

- Grey

• Ultra Clear etc.
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Nashiji, Flora, Mistlite, May Flower, Aqualite, Bamboo, Chinchilla, Diamond, Galaxy, Kasumi, Hishicross, Masterlinge, Matrix, Millenium, Morgan-II, Moru-II, Mink, Oceanic, Puzzle(Karatachi),  Raindown etc.

1.Windows and doors: Patterned glass is commonly used for windows and doors in residential and commercial buildings to provide privacy, diffuse light, and add a decorative touch.

2.Shower enclosures: Patterned glass is often used in shower enclosures to provide privacy while allowing light to filter through. It can also add a stylish element to the bathroom design.

3.Partitions and dividers: Patterned glass is used in interior design to create partitions and dividers that separate spaces while maintaining an open and airy feel.

4.Furniture: Patterned glass can be incorporated into furniture pieces such as cabinets, tables, and shelves to add visual interest and a unique design element.