Decorative glass

Brilliant cutting is the practice of cutting a V groove into the glass and then polishing the cut area back to the same level of shine as the rest of the glass surface. Using this technique can result in an incredibly attractive and distinctive glass panel. When combined other processes such as sandblasting and bevelling the results can be truly stunning.

Sandblasting glass involves blasting the surface of the glass with a very fine grit to give an opaque finish which lets light in but obscures what’s behind it from view. By carefully masking certain areas while blasting we can create stunning patterns.

Adding a bevelled edge to a piece of glass or mirror adds a distinctive style and can make the piece look more luxurious and expensive. The bevelled edge can create a prism of light when hit directly by sunlight.

As well as being used for splashbacks, glass can be back painted with designs which are also suitable for wall cladding, furniture and even art. 2D designs can be printed using your .dxf files, and high-resolution photos can be printed directly onto the glass.