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So you’re cooking in a hurry, or the lid wasn’t entirely on when you started blending, it’s fine these things happen. But now you’ve splattered all sorts over your glass splashback. Well, that is why it’s there.  When you come to clean said splashback, there are some useful things to know so you can avoid…

Modern buildings are more and more frequently making use of glass in their vast and spacious interiors. Minimalism, alongside a heavy use of reflective glass, gives the perfect illusion of increased space and has a tremendous effect on interior lighting. Perhaps that is why are seeing it used more and more in new office complexes….

A Brief History in Mirrors  Framed antique mirrors are sought after in the world of interior design. They adorn the walls of many households and businesses who like to hold themselves with a certain aesthetic. They are indeed a thing of beauty and are enriched in history – stemming from a time where only the richest of…

How To Use Smoked Antique Mirrors When Interior Designing Mirrors are far more than just a tool to monitor our reflection. Although we might be fooled into thinking that mirrors are only hung or attached to our walls as practicality, we would be wrong. Interior designers know, only too well, the vast design benefits that...

  The role of glass in the family home used to primarily be limited to standard windows and the occasional frosted-glass door. But, in recent years, new ways to utilise residential glass have come to the forefront and are proving popular among homeowners and designers alike. The aspiration for light and open spaces in the…

“Toughened” or “tempered” or simply “safety” glass is, as these names suggest, much more resistant to knocks and bumps than regular glass. It is manufactured by way of a slower cooling process, and as a result, is considerably more robust than standard panes of glass. For applications where safety or security is paramount – such…