Structured Glass

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Create vibrant glass surfaces with ornamental glass

Ornamental glass has characterised the design of glass surfaces in architecture and design for centuries. It is produced using the rolling process, in which a hot, viscous glass mass is passed through a special pattern roller that leaves a decorative pattern on one side. This process not only gives the glass structure, but also a special aesthetic depth. Well-known ornaments are line glass, ribbed glass, star glass and the decorative pea and pyramid glass.

Some glasses are hand-cast using an old process. This can result in small glass defects such as pebbles, fine cracks or irregularities in the pattern, which make up the unique charm of handmade products. These small ‘flaws’ are reminiscent of historical glass and emphasise the handcrafted character.
Ornamental glass is ideal for smaller windows or door cut-outs that are divided by glazing bars and allow diffuse light into the room without compromising privacy.

In addition to clear ornamental glass, we also offer coloured versions, which are available in many bright colours. The popular star-shaped glass in particular is a real eye-catcher. It combines traditional craftsmanship with modern design requirements and is often used as a design highlight in doors and windows. The availability of these glasses in different colours is on request, as they are limited due to the special manufacturing technique.

Patterned glass is ideal for flooding rooms with natural light while at the same time providing privacy. These glasses are particularly popular for renovating historical buildings or as design accents in modern architecture.