If there is a bathroom that they want to have, be it a spa-like atmosphere or just a statement of style in their home, glass is an essential part of it. The right type can make them attain the style they’re looking for and add value to properties.
Tempered glass is a beautiful material for bathroom shower enclosures as it is durable and safe. Also, tempered glass can be etched or tinted for an individual look.
Clear Glass
Open your glass and let light in the bathroom and you will find your bathroom feels larger. Often picked for the frameless shower doors because it does not require walls to wrap around and complement your bathroom décor.
Frosted or tinted glass is milky and lacy, and goes well with most bathroom styles and also offers more privacy for those homeowners who need more discretion or like to keep their bathrooms hidden. There are even specialty solutions, such as grid glass or custom printed designs that give you style and privacy in one.
Another option for bathroom windows that we like is textured glass because you can see it and not get distracted from the rest of your space. Consider when selecting an aesthetic texture such as this which will fit into your bathroom theme and if you will want to have it long-term in case of redecorating or selling your home in the near future.
Colored Glass
Bathroom stained glass gives people a beautiful touch for their bathroom without sacrificing any functionality. Privacy without the darkness, customizable with a modern theme or timeless for every homeowner’s preference.
The more popular glass shower doors now come with color, which is a lively color that instantly makes any room look new. Coloured glass can liven up an otherwise white bathroom by matching appliances and décor, with blue, green, orange, yellow, pink, you could make a room feel calm or excitement!
Stains in bathroom glass are tinted or painted instead of frosted glass for a more privacy-enhancing look that still allows different levels of light penetration. One such stained piece, the SGSA3, has a peacock print to finish this mission-style bathroom – both functional and stylish!
Fluted Glass
Fluted glass — often used in shower doors — has vertical holes or channels along the edges that both add texture to the glass and act as a way to hide visibility and block light, with just a bit of transparency.
Frosted glass might be too white and feel heavy in the shower; textures can give the best of both worlds: privacy and light. These ridged surfaces also hide water spots or soap scum better than smooth ones – further reducing upkeep and cleaning.
Fluted glass also stands out in more modern styles featuring wood. If you want to feel more natural, try soft green or blue surfaces that look like relaxing mint, eucalyptus or cucumber leaves – these colors work well with many tile designs.
Frosted Glass
Frosted glass is just the right amount of privacy and visibility. Because its surface spreads sunlight rather than completely preventing it, you can still get natural light throughout your bathroom and the subtle ambient soft lighting to facilitate natural light circulation. Frosted glass is very much in fashion for those that prefer minimal or modern designs for their bathrooms.
Frosted glass is perfect if you’re looking for a subtle look that can be complemented with decorations or etchings. Frosted glass is most commonly produced by sandblasting and acid etching, which leave grooves that blind but admit moderate amounts of light.
Hidden glass: Frosted, etched stained and window film all bring both design and privacy without losing either. But before you decide on this style for your bathroom, think long and hard about how private you want it to be, and how well it works with the rest of your house’s decor and how much maintenance it will require (smudges and fingerprints are easier to reveal on textured surfaces).