Textured

Textured glass, often referred to in the design community as pattern glass, has ridges and a bumpiness to the touch. This is a result of the process and molds used to create the glass. The degree of transparency depends on the spacing between the ridges formed in the glass. Tighter spaces between ridges creates more light diffusion, which increases the degree of privacy.

Textured glass is subtle, yet effective at evoking interest and atmosphere while creating bright, private spaces. Textured glass is durable, fingerprint, and scratch-resistant and often used for partitions and doors, along with a range of other decorative applications.