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Illumination of Glass

9/27/2012

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The name of this series of glass blocks from the company is called VetroPieno.What attracted me the most was their ability to incorporate a classic glass block (which we've seen a million times) and a classic brick (which is usually ceramic) and give it a modern feel. Their website states " Unlike the classic glass block, VetroPieno is smaller in both width and height and can be used to obtain thinner glass structures that optimize space and add depth to interiors."
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Click the image above to enlarge the VetroPieno brochure.
So today's obsession comes from a company named Seves Glass Block. While flipping through one of my magazines, searching for inspiration  I stumbled upon this amazing architectural element.  
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This Italian crafted glass brick comes in three colors (Siena, Blu, & Nordica) and also a clear version (Neutro).  The possibilities for the use of this glass brick are endless. I must admit, when I normally think of glass blocks, I think.....circa 1990. But this sleek new invention of a, somewhat dated, structural element has put a new spin on the whole idea. I love the use of it in the bathroom or kitchen, but I would really love to see it used on a full wall (not structural of course) in a bedroom.  I think the glass would add a rugged yet sexy feel to a bedroom atmosphere.  

Click on the link to view this company's website.  www.sevesglassblock.com
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11/29/2020 11:13:09 pm

This wwas a lovely blog post

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  • Home
  • ABOUT
    • Keri J. Pearson - Designer
    • FAQ - Interior Design
  • PORTFOLIO
    • Residential Design >
      • Cascade Hideaway
      • Stunning Starr Basement
      • Popatiya Paradise
      • Marvelous Lake House
      • Lavish Lady Lair
      • Lavish Lady Custom Closet
      • Buckhead Bachelor Pad
      • Chic Lenox Condo Decor
      • Modern Monochrome Minimalist
      • Terrific Terry Townhouse
      • Cozy Linen Living Room
      • Pastel Paradise
      • Sassy Smyrna Townhouse
      • Marshall Cottage
      • Grand Rand Master Bedroom
      • Viverito Sunroom
      • Peacock Wallpaper Half Bath
    • Commercial Design >
      • Eastside OrthoCare
      • Full Taste Restaurant
      • Nail Favor Salon & Spa
      • Joye Did It Nail Studio
      • Kwik Rooms
      • MMI Designer Studio
    • Vacation Rentals >
      • Beautiful Boulevard
      • Nature Haven
      • Calma Cottage
    • Holiday Design >
      • Penthouse Winter Wonderland
  • Blog