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This mirror sports a silver tint with a spotted pattern that resembles water spots. This style of glass stays true to the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
This mirror sports a traditional silver color mirror, but has gold speckles on its face the resembles gold flakes or dust. This style of glass stays true to the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
This mirror sports a silver tint with a spotted pattern that resembles water spots. This style of glass stays true to the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
This mirror is characterized by its silver tint and a soft smoky texture covering much of the surface of the mirror. It very much resembles the style of hand-made mirrors that were prevalent until the early 20th century. Although the style of every mirror made is consistent, this type of mirror still uses the method of handmade glass, giving each piece of glass a unique pattern, much like a fingerprint. -
Sandblasted textured glass shares the same aesthetic qualities of acid etched glass, providing complete privacy while still transmitting light. Where sandblasted glass differs from acid etched is in how it is fabricated. Sandblasted glass is produced by spraying sand at high velocities over the surface of the glass. This gives the glass a translucent surface, which is usually rougher than that obtained by etching. -
Solarbronze glass has been a staple in PPG’s architectural glass offerings since the 1960s because it creates a bold visual statement while maintaining energy efficiency and occupant comfort. A popular choice for commercial structures, Solarbronze glass has a warm bronze tint that adds subtle richness to the exterior and a warm glow to interior décor. The bronze color especially complements brick and stone facades. -
Clear mirrors with an acid etched face provide the beautiful silver found in mirrors, covered with an obscuring surface that still allows the color to pop through. -
Acid Etched glass became popular for its ability to shield patrons in drinking establishments from view while letting in natural light. This matt white glass is highly resistant to stains, making it perfect for both indoors and outdoors. -
Spectrum Architectural Clear Baroque Glass features swirling, sensuous eddies. The dramatic texture speaks with its own voice. Background images become secondary as the character of each glass panel takes center stage. -
You can almost melt into this smooth milky green back painted glass. Using ultraclear glass and durable paints, our Irish Cream Back Painted Glass adds character to any room. -
Cashmere Back Painted Glass features a soft taupe color under clear glass to make colors more vibrant. -
Our Butterscotch backpainted glass has a perfectly even coat of high quality paint, embodying the rich and creamy flavors of butterscotch.