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glassforge · 6 months ago
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Opalescent and Cathedral Glass Compilations from the International Art Glass Catalogue
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aikon-distribution-world · 30 days ago
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The Versatility of Ornamental Glass in Interior Design
Ornamental glass has long been a favorite material in interior design, offering both aesthetic appeal and functionality. It is often used in various applications, including windows, partitions, decorative panels, and even furniture elements. The beauty of ornamental glass lies in its ability to reflect and refract light, creating an atmosphere that is both visually stunning and serene. With a wide range of textures, colors, and patterns, ornamental glass can seamlessly blend into any interior design style, from minimalist to opulent. It enhances the overall ambiance of a space, whether used for an elegant staircase railing, a partition wall, or as part of a statement piece of furniture.
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Apart from its beauty, ornamental glass also provides practical benefits, such as privacy and sound insulation, making it ideal for use in spaces like bathrooms, offices, and meeting rooms. Its transparency allows natural light to filter through, brightening up a room while still offering some degree of separation. With its versatility, ornamental glass can be incorporated into almost any area of the home or office, adding sophistication and modern flair to the design.
Monumental M Ornamental Glass – The Perfect Blend of Transparency and Elegance
When it comes to high-quality ornamental glass, Monumental M ornamental glass stands out for its unique features and exceptional qualities. This type of glass retains the light transmission characteristics of transparent glass, allowing natural light to flow freely into the space. However, it also subtly diffuses the light, creating a soft and harmonious atmosphere in the room. The beauty of Monumental M ornamental glass lies in its ability to combine functionality with style, making it an excellent choice for any interior design.
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The elegance of Monumental M ornamental glass allows it to harmoniously correspond with every style of interior design, whether modern or classical. The glass can be used to enhance the visual appeal of any room, from living spaces to offices, without overwhelming the overall aesthetic. Its ability to balance light and privacy is what makes it truly exceptional, providing an ideal solution for spaces that require both beauty and practicality. Whether used in large windows or as decorative panels, Monumental M ornamental glass is a perfect choice for those looking to elevate their interior design.
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halloween-sweets · 2 months ago
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sovietpostcards · 1 month ago
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V. Ilyichyova, an employee of a glass ornament factory, with the new Sputnik ornament. Photo by A. Cheprunov, D. Sholomovich (1959)
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blondebrainpowered · 2 months ago
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Victorian Christmas Decorations
From the collection of Cary Goodrich.
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huariqueje · 9 months ago
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Salix Fragilis Bullata - Carin Bengts , 2020.
Finnish, b. 1946  -
Oil on canvas, 120 x 150 cm.
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thewillowoaklady · 5 months ago
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I make beaded stuff! I'm currently working on bag accessories and charms, ornaments, keychains, suncatchers, bracelets, and jewelry.
More will be added soon!
Check out what's finished here!
Ebay, Etsy, FB Marketplace,
I also sell photos here-
Redbubble, Istock, Adobe Stock, Shutterstock
update 9/6/2024- Finally got the latest necklace listed!
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jonnysinsectcatalogue · 1 month ago
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In addition to photographing insects, one of my other hobbies is collecting glass Christmas Ornaments. Simply, I love their colors and detailing, not to mention the sheer variety. The best thing about them though: the way that light touches them, causing them to shine and glitter magnificently. It is truly something to behold! Although I love them a lot, there are too many to buy and they are too expensive to have them all. As such, I strictly stick to the ones I like, which tend to be food and animals. Luckily, downtown Toronto's "Outer Layer" and "Juxtapose" stores always come through with a lovely selection of glass ornaments year after year. As such, this year a lovely new Luna Moth ornament has graced the tree. I have to say, Old World Christmas beautifully captured the look, essence, royal-ness and beauty of the Luna Moth perfectly. All the important details are there: the 4 eyespots, the 2 hindwing tails, the curvature of the wings, and the feathered antennae (implying this ornament is a male). Even the ornament's backside, little legs and eyes. I'm very thankful to have found it.
The Luna Moth is a perfect companion to my mother's glass Monarch Butterfly ornament (from the same brand, and the same ornament uploaded a few years ago). They both compliment and contrast each other beautifully thanks to their colors, curves and intricacies. Both capture the difference essential aspects of popular Lepidopterans wonderfully, but with some artistic license as well. Since they pair well together, I've placed them near each other on the tree (the Luna Moth is higher since the tails need room) towards the top. From the look of it, the Luna Moth is right at home on the tree; it is a creature of the forest after all. Of course, this insect won't become food for the nearby birds, green iguana, skunk and blossom possum. Admittedly, keeping a real life Luna Moth on an indoor Christmas tree would be quite difficult, so this glass representation helps with that, and it is quite eye-catching, even from a distance. While I'm making a big deal over these fun holiday trinkets and decorations, I truly believe that although the real life insect only lives in adult form for a week or so, it is far more beautiful, ethereal, majestic and worthy of adoration than even the finest ornament. To see one in nature is a delightful, awe-inspiring gift!
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Merry Christmas and Happy Holidaysl! Here's hoping for more lovely insect finds and insect ornaments to enjoy in the future. Bless you all!
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natureisthegreatestartist · 4 months ago
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What's this? My first 'Glass Gem' corn of the season. Amazing colors, right?
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2000ghosts · 3 months ago
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october 29, 2008
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pagan-stitches · 1 year ago
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Winter Solstice/Yule 2023
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glassforge · 6 months ago
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Window Art Glass from 1914 by the National Ornamental Glass Manufacturers of US and Canada in the International Art Glass Catalogue
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zegalba · 1 year ago
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Rose English: Ornamental Happiness (2006)
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escapismsworld · 1 year ago
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Stained glass windows that were commercially available during the Art Nouveau era. These examples are from the 1914 catalog of the National Ornamental Glass Manufacturers Association of the U.S. and Canada.
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sovietpostcards · 1 year ago
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Vintage New Year tree clip-on glass ornaments (USSR, 1950s-60s)
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meandtheveggies · 2 months ago
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a few more ornaments
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