Weave Pattern Glass
Woven pattern printed glass is inspired by the beauty of local handicrafts that reflect the relationship between way of life and nature, by bringing the identity of woven patterns to be further developed through glass printing technology to maintain the charm of natural materials in a form that is modern, strong, and suitable for usage in interior architecture. The patterns are designed to have semi-opaque–semi-transparent proportions, helping to create privacy in dividing spaces, while simultaneously still opening to receive light and connecting perspectives between spaces perfectly, generating an atmosphere that is airy, warm, and natural. This concept blends traditional weaving wisdom with contemporary geometric lines, generating patterns that are elegant, unique, and aligned with modern design trends that prioritize sustainability, beauty from nature, and cultural identity. The result is decorative glass that functions more than just dividing spaces, but also helps create dimensions and value for interior design prominently.
Key Features
- Woven patterns possess semi-opaque–semi-transparent characteristics, helping to divide space proportions without making the space look cramped, while still opening to receive natural light and connecting perspectives between spaces in a balanced way.
- Manufactured with advanced digital image printing technology, providing sharp pattern details, realistic colors, and dimensions close to real woven works.
- Supports project-specific pattern designs; capable of adjusting patterns, including colors and transparency, to align with the Mood & Tone of interior decoration.
- Maintains the charm of woven patterns without having to worry about moisture, warping, decaying, or maintenance like natural materials.
- Safe and confident in every usage with a laminated glass structure; when breakage occurs, the internal film will help anchor glass fragments, reducing falling and increasing safety.
- Protects areas from UV rays effectively; capable of preventing ultraviolet (UV) radiation up to 99%, helping to reduce the fading of furniture and extend the lifespan of interior materials.
Applications
- Door panels, wardrobe sliding glass
- Wall cladding, dining room walls, meeting room walls, kitchen counter walls
- Room dividers
- Glass furniture
- Building interior decoration
