Atmosphere Interiors

SPECIFICATIONS

Channel Bronze Architectural Cast Glass, part of Nathan Allan’s exclusive Freeform Series, introduces a pioneering “texture-less” kiln-formed glass design, a first in the industry. Inspired by ancestral architecture, this linear pattern features free-forming flutes, each 5/8” (15mm) wide, separated by thin, continuous creases that define their elegant, convex front surfaces, creating a 3D visual and privacy effect. The concave back surface enhances the unique aesthetic and privacy, while the rich black color amplifies light transmission, highlighting intricate pattern details. Ideal for applications such as cladding, dividers, doors, façades, back walls, back bars, and columns, this classic architectural glass revives historical designs with modern sophistication.

DESIGN

The design of Channel Bronze Architectural Cast Glass, from Nathan Allan’s Freeform Series, redefines elegance with its innovative “texture-less” aesthetic, blending ancestral architectural inspiration with modern sophistication. Its linear pattern showcases 5/8” (15mm) wide, free-forming flutes, each defined by delicate, continuous creases that create a striking 3D effect on the convex front surface, offering both visual depth and privacy. The concave back enhances this effect, allowing light to pass through and accentuate the rich black hue, enriching the intricate details of the flutes. This versatile, timeless design seamlessly integrates into diverse applications like cladding, dividers, doors, and façades, bringing a harmonious balance of historical charm and contemporary innovation to architectural spaces.

INSTALLATION

Installing Channel Bronze Architectural Cast Glass, part of Nathan Allan’s Freeform Series, requires careful consideration to maximize its aesthetic and functional impact in applications such as cladding, dividers, doors, façades, back walls, back bars, and columns. The glass, with its 5/8” (15mm) wide flutes and unique convex-concave surfaces, should be handled by professionals familiar with architectural glass to ensure precise alignment and secure mounting, preserving the 3D visual effect and privacy features. Depending on the application, installation may involve standard glazing techniques, mechanical fixing systems, or specialized framing to accommodate the glass’s thickness and weight, ensuring structural integrity. Proper lighting placement is crucial to enhance the rich black color and highlight the intricate flute details, creating a seamless blend of historical elegance and modern sophistication in any space.