Admired of late: the use of fluted glass to create the perfect balance between visibility and privacy. Identifiable by its vertical grooves—and also known as reeded or ribbed glass—this old favorite is being put to both familiar and new applications particularly in kitchens and baths. Here are 10 standout examples.
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The trend of fluted glass in kitchens and baths refers to the use of textured or ribbed glass in cabinet doors, shower enclosures, and other design elements.
Fluted glass adds a touch of elegance and visual interest to the space while maintaining a sense of openness. It also offers a unique texture that can complement various design styles.
Fluted glass can be used in kitchen cabinet doors, bathroom vanities, shower enclosures, room dividers, and even lighting fixtures.
Some benefits of using fluted glass include diffusing light, creating interesting shadows and patterns, adding depth to the space, and offering a decorative element that is both timeless and versatile.
Fluted glass can work well with a range of design styles, from traditional to modern. It adds a classic touch to traditional spaces and a contemporary edge to modern ones.
To clean fluted glass, use a non-abrasive glass cleaner or a mixture of mild soap and water. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that may scratch the glass. Regular dusting and wiping can help maintain its clarity.
Yes, fluted glass can be customized to fit specific sizes and styles. You can work with a glass manufacturer or designer to create unique fluted glass elements for your kitchen or bathroom.
The cost of fluted glass can vary depending on the quality, thickness, and customization. Generally, fluted glass may be slightly more expensive than regular glass due to its unique texture and manufacturing process.
Absolutely! Fluted glass can be paired with materials like wood, metal, or stone to create a contrast of textures and enhance the overall aesthetic of the space.
Some limitations to consider when using fluted glass include reduced transparency compared to clear glass, potential difficulty in cleaning intricate patterns, and the need for careful handling to prevent breakage.
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