Inspirations
Ideas for glass in architecture and interiors - see what we can make to measure
A set of ideas that show what glass can do - from large-format facades to matt panes indoors. We make similar solutions to measure in our own workshop: our projects are in the gallery of completed work.
Geometry in glass
Overlapping panes build a three-dimensional composition that shifts with every ray of sunlight.
Point fixings
Spider fittings hold large-format panes without frames - the structure almost disappears and only the glass remains.
A shopfront that invites
Fully glazing the ground floor opens the interior to the street and lets daylight reach the back of the unit.
A mirror for the sky
Reflective glass makes the building look different every day - the facade lives with the weather.
Frosted pane
Matt glass lets light through but stops the eye - ideal for partitions, doors and panels.
Endless vertical
Narrow divisions and tall panes visually stretch the volume and make it lighter.
Clean panes
Glass is often its own best decoration - edges and overlapping planes play with light.
Light in the hall
Glass walls and balustrades carry daylight deep into the building without dividing the space.