Ground floor
Silver-finished wall cladding enhances the entrance lobby and dining area with an elegant, reflective backdrop. Rounded cast-glass mouldings in silver wrap the dining area columns, creating a seamless flow of luxury.
Kiln-formed glass is a sophisticated technique in which moulded glass is shaped within high-temperature ovens using precision-crafted molds. This method enables the creation of luminous surfaces, sculptural contours, and expressive finishes, elevating glass from a material to a design statement.
Each component offers limitless combinations and configurations, empowering designers to create distinctive compositions and functional solutions. Ideal for a variety of applications, including:
Within this tradition, we present two distinct approaches—Cast Glass and Moulded Glass—each developed to meet different aesthetic and functional needs, yet united by a shared pursuit of excellence.
The following table presents the characteristics of both processes to help you choose the best option for your project.
Poured into solid, sculpted 3D molds, cast glass captures bold volumes and high-relief details with outstanding clarity. Perfect for frames, cornices, skirting, architraves and other focal elements, it conveys a sculptural, architectural presence in any space.
An exclusive process designed for projects where every detail is deliberate, bold, and built to last.
Formed in flat, shallow profiles, moulded glass offers a streamlined, versatile solution for panels, tiles, and decorative cladding. With clean lines and subtle surface movement, it introduces rhythm and lightness into vertical surfaces—walls, columns, counters, or bar fronts.
Ideal for repetitive elements and tailored compositions, it balances creative freedom and production efficiency without compromising elegance.

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