Technology
I deal with four forms of room dividers.
All four ways aim to create a spectacular display of Tiffany glass.
- Glass Space Dividers
- Steel dividers with glass inserts
- Tiffany fused in wrought iron
- Hand-painted silk wrapped in glass
The beauty of tiffany glass
With the changes in the light of the sun, the different colored glass pieces make the passage of time playful with constantly changing shades.
When steel and glass meet
With this solution, flat or three-dimensional shapes can be created, creating an atmosphere with sunlight during the day and interior lighting at night.
The combination of wrought iron and glass
Check out our design ideas put together by our master ornamental iron maker partner in the gallery.
Hand-painted silk wrapped in glass
Using a special technique, it is possible to pour the natural colors of hand-dyed silk into glass and arrange them on a wooden board of the desired shape, size and color.
It is also possible to set up the "glass silk" image independently in a larger size.
With this technique, it is also true that the - preferably natural - light coming from behind contributes significantly to the view.
For further inspiration in terms of colors and shapes, we warmly recommend Gabi Varró's silk painting workshop (www.varrogabi.hu).
Design ideas
In interiors with different styles and purposes, we can install panels of different materials, shapes, and colors.
We are constantly expanding our range of ideas to give you more inspiration.
For personalized ideas, I heartily recommend interior designer Zsuzsanna Paál. [www.paalart.hu]
Design Ideas
patterns...
Technological background
Glass dividers
The technique invented by L.C. Tiffany over a century ago allows the creation of meticulous patterns in a durable, timeless way. In some contemporary buildings, 100-year-old works of art, windows, and glass walls are still standing strong today. Although today’s “art glass”, which exists in a variety of colors, is made of several layers of glass that are fused, making it relatively strong and giving the images slight flexibility due to the soft metal alloy used to assemble them, they are still glass images and therefore relatively fragile. If necessary, broken pieces can be replaced, although the limitations of the technology mean that this can only be done in a horizontal position, which means that the image has to be removed from its place. Repairs can also be carried out by other professionals, in which case our workshop will cut and polish the required piece to size if the color and type of glass are still available.We keep an accurate record of all images and elements produced, with the pattern and color of the glass fitted, so a photograph of the damaged piece is sufficient for identification.