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Light. Texture. Your space.

See glass blocks in daylight, in interiors and with lighting. Find an idea for your own project.

Sol · ≈ 200 × 100 × 50 mm

Sol in daylight

Clear glass reflects the colours of the garden and creates a light-filled surface on the terrace. Staggered rows give the panel a brickwork rhythm.

A narrow glass block panel on a balcony. Daylight brings out the texture of each block.

Glass takes on a different character in the evening: warm lighting highlights the block edges and staggered layout.

A glass block surface visually divides the space. The photo shows its texture alongside warm interior lighting.

A low glass block wall beside plants. An example of using glass as a smaller accent surface.

Photos are for inspiration. The model, colour, lighting and fixing method are confirmed individually for each project.

Architecture and design ideas for inspiration. These are not our completed projects or samples of catalogue models.

Glass-brick façade of the Hermès boutique in Amsterdam. Photo: Dezeen Magazine.

Glass-brick façade of the Hermès boutique in Amsterdam. Photo: Dezeen Magazine.

A pavilion formed from solid glass blocks. Konstantin Arkitekter. Photo: Dezeen Magazine.

Integrated lighting. Solid glass blocks bring light directly to the wall surface.

A solid glass partition combines light and privacy for an airy, calm space.

An idea for suspended glass blocks: light and transparency in a space.

Engraving can be added inside a block, with light revealing the image.

Surface engraving can be added to the glass, with light highlighting lines and texture.

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