A mirror panel made of bevelled tiles adds depth to a wall: each slanted facet catches the light in its own way.
A bevel, or chamfer, is a slanted edge around the perimeter of a mirror. In a panel made of many tiles each facet reflects light at its own angle, so the surface looks three-dimensional.
Mirror tiles are laid on the walls of hallways, living rooms and bathrooms, in niches, on the fronts of wardrobes and on doors. We make the tiles at our own production site, together with cutting and edge finishing.
Tell us what you need: the place, dimensions, style, budget. If needed, the artist visits the site.
The artist prepares sketches for the specific room.
You approve the sketch, and together we choose the glass: colored, opal, textured, clear.
We name the price of the work. After the advance payment the order goes into production.
We assemble the piece in the workshop. Stained glass is cut, ground and soldered by hand.
You accept the finished work and we sign the acceptance certificate. We deliver and install by agreement.
Diamonds, squares, rectangles, hexagons. We choose the shape and size to suit your wall.
Tell us what you need done. We will call you, confirm the dimensions and materials and name the price.
