The Collection

In AQUARELL watercolor patterns are turning into misty clouds on glass. The colours flow and collide, creating irregular shapes. Design by Elisa Strozyk.

An evolution of stone... This pattern catapults you into the future, into a space dance surrounded by pixels and mirrors. For 'cosmic marble' moments. Design by Viktor Udzenija.

With its hand-textured transparent pattern, DOTS creates unique viewports between spaces while mirroring the interior surroundings. Design by Garth Roberts.

FRAMES OF CLOURS is reminiscent of the rectangular glazing in sacred buildings that casts geometric light shadows into the room. Design by Milena Kling.

FRESNEL lenses play with the distortion of light and space - a new interpretation of bull‘s eye panes, breaking modern ground by leaving the confines of tradition. Design by Office Heinzelmann Ayadi (OHA).

Based on a hand drawing, the motif is reminiscent of the drapery of sumptuous vestments, as seen in historic stained glass windows. The layer of textured glass creates a contemporary feel. Design by david/nicolas.

The optical effect of light-refraction in three dimensional glass is used to create shifting gradient patterns. Shades of colours are fading and changing by seeing the glass from different angles.

MOSS embodies the essence of one of the oldest plants on earth. Inspired by the natural growth of moss, our ethereal yet tactile pattern creates a calming, monumental presence. Design by Christian Haas.

Warning, protecting and at the same time arousing curiosity about what is behind: The play with the graphics of the construction fence creates an unexpected momentum in space. Design by Office Heinzelmann Ayadi (OHA).

SCRATCH expresses the visuals of surfaces seen in the public environment etched with urban creativity. Expanded on mirrored glass panels. Design by Garth Roberts.

TEXTIL is a tribute to the filigree patterns of wired glass and woven fabric. The merge of function and artistic imitation makes this product a unique presentation of their beauty. Design by Office Heinzelmann Ayadi (OHA).