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Embossed glass, also known as patterned glass, is mainly used in indoor partitions, door and window glass, bathroom glass partitions, etc. The patterns and patterns on the glass are beautiful and exquisite, which look like they are pressed on the surface of the glass, and the decorative effect is better.

Application of patterned glass:

1. It is usually used where both privacy and natural light are required.

2. It is used in interior applications such as doors (mainly entry doors), windows, wall cladding, tabletops, counters, shelves, backsplashes, furniture, etc.

3. Patterned glass is widely used in glass partitions in homes and corporate offices to maintain confidentiality.

4. When used in combination with frosted glass, patterned glass can be used for shower stalls and railings in bathrooms.

5. It is also used in glass furniture and garden furniture.

6. Embossed glass is also used to make decorative glassware.

7. Patterned glass is used in commercial glass, hospitals, hotels, restaurants, entertainment centers, etc.

This kind of glass can block a certain line of sight, and at the same time has good light transmission. In order to avoid dust pollution, pay attention to the printed side facing the inside when installing.
The Moru glass, which has been popular in the past two years, has a sense of luxury with its long vertical stripes.

Moru glass can easily control a variety of home styles. If you want to upgrade the glass door to a higher level, you can choose it.

The vertical lines of Moru glass can make the room look taller. The diffused light through it has the effect of adjusting light and shadow similar to that of blinds. In order to highlight its hazy beauty, it is recommended to install it near the window and the light source.
In addition to being used as a sliding door, Moru glass is also suitable for sheltering partitions, such as creating dry and wet separation in the bathroom. It is practical and can also decorate a simple bathroom space.
The entrance screen wall made of small pieces of glass collaged horizontally and vertically adds light to the entrance area and adds a sense of mystery to the living room.

2. Aqualite glass

Compared with Moru glass, Aqualite patterned glass is more eclectic and full of freehand fun. If you want to create a poetic small home, you can use it in a small area.
Through the water textured glass, the object will have an oil painting-like smudge effect

Because water ripple glass is reminiscent of the image of rain on the glass, it will have a wonderful effect when used as window glass~
The soft partitions and sliding doors in the interior can be combined with small pieces of glass to show the ethereal texture created by glass.

3. Hishicross glass
Compared with the first two patterned glass materials, the square glass pattern is like rows of chocolate grids, and it can better cover objects.

The magic of Hishicross glass is that it can “pixelate” everything behind it: so it looks neat, but it is actually a very interesting home element.

Under the cover of square glass, complex objects can be simplified, and they are no longer messy, and it is also a good hand to block sundries.

4Flora glass
The classic begonia flower glass is back in fashion! The exquisite petal graphics can increase the layering of the interior space, and it comes with a “retro filter”, even if it is used in a large area, there is no sense of disobedience.
A fashionable approach is to mix and match the begonia pattern with ordinary glass, and use it on the partition wall as a flower window, instantly traveling to the 1980s.
In addition, there are more choices of small furniture and countertop decorations using embossed glass. Even if the decoration has been completed, you can use them to change the style of your home!