A splashback needs to work both in terms of function and aesthetics, protecting the walls from food splats and beautifying the space. A glass model will help on both these fronts. Here are four ways a glass splashback improves a kitchen.
Brightens Up A Room
Glass is highly reflective and spread across the wall; it will bounce light around the kitchen, creating a brighter, more pleasant space. More illumination will open up the room so that it feels larger. Read More»
If a window pane in your commercial office has broken, it is important to have it replaced by a tradesperson who provides glass replacement services as soon as possible. Here are two potential risks of not replacing it promptly.
Your employees may sustain injuries or damage their clothing
When a window breaks, the pane may shatter into multiple pieces. Most of these pieces will usually land on the area of the floor nearest the window; these can be swept or hoovered up quite quickly. Read More»
Even as interior design elements have steadily become distinguished by modern elements, what may be considered as old touches still have a mainstay in modernist interior design. One such feature that has been around for centuries but still adds a charming, vintage feel to any home is stained glass. Generally speaking, two main types of stained glass are used. The first is cathedral glass, which is characterised by being transparent. Read More»
If your home has a room without exterior windows or that only has small windows that don’t bring in much light, you might note some simple decorating tips to lighten that space. These can keep any room of your home bright, cheerful and welcoming.
Use high-gloss paint
High-gloss paint, as the name implies, has a very shiny, glossy finish. This finish can actually reflect light more than a flat, matte or otherwise dull paint finish. Read More»
If your home has older windows, you may not think it’s very important to replace them; many homeowners often think of replacing features that enhance the appearance of a home, such as flooring or benchtops, before they think about new windows. However, while flooring, benchtops and every other detail and feature of a home are important, note why you want to think seriously about replacing those windows.
Water damage
If you can feel cold or hot air coming in from around the window frames, this means that they’re not sealed properly. Read More»
