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In the 1920s, Art Déco was all the rage and became quickly widespread; this inspired Murano craftsmen to create glassware with a focus on interior design, characterized by a wonderful synergy between simplicity and functionality. Today, that ethos still reverberates with the Venetian artisans. Their magnificent and unique work is now the centerpiece of a new range of bright, transparent, colored glass bricks.
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Architectural Landscape
Breeze Blocks
Glass Brick
Natural Element
The Venetian
Venetian Glass
Brickwork
Interior Walls
Modern Architecture
Glassy Bricks | S.Anselmo | Made in Italy | Venetian glass tradition
ure, polished, matte, glass on glass: choose your finish 🧊 Over the years we perfected a wide range of effects on our glass bricks, tailored to meet every need with precision and speed. #SAnselmo #GlassyBricks
a blue glass block sitting on top of a metal shelf in a warehouse or workshop
Barbershop Design
Inspiration Ideas
Colored Glass
Glassy Bricks by S.Anselmo | handmade glass bricks in Italy
5 colours, three finishes: natural, polished, frosted. Learn more on our website.
the side of a building that has many glass blocks on it and is reflecting light
Glass Blocks Wall
Brick Interior
Brick Flooring
Jw Marriott
Glass Block
Block Wall
Glass Blocks
Glass bricks made in Italy by S.Anselmo | glass masonry, glass brickwork
The unique work of Italian artisans is now the centerpiece of a new range of bright, transparent, colored glass bricks.
two square glass vases sitting on top of a wooden table next to each other
Pure Products
Glass
S.Anselmo | Glassy Bricks | Mattoni in vetro | Made in Italy
The purest #glassy bricks of S.Anselmo selection. The right finish to convey a feeling of brilliance, transparency and lightness to the architecture. #sanselmo #bricks #glassybricks
there are many glass blocks on the wall
Glass Architecture
Display Visual Merchandising
Glass Facade
Amsterdam Houses
Chanel Store
Renzo Piano
Brick Facade
MVRDV replaces traditional facade with glass bricks that are stronger than concrete
Glass Bricks for Chanel Store in Amsterdam, MVRDV
an empty street in front of some buildings with people sitting on the windows and one person walking by
Facade Retail
Netherlands House
Store Architecture
Retail Facade
Retail Architecture
Shop Facade
Facade Architecture Design
Architecture Contemporary
Store Concept
Chanel store, Amsterdam – Netherlands
Chanel store, Amsterdam – Netherlands
a building with many windows on the side of it
Red Brick Facade
Screen Facade
Luxurious Restaurant
Arch Plan
Wall Screen
Screen Wall
Future Buildings
Architecture Competition
mimicking the red brick façade of this dutch heritage building @MVRDVs design for the #chanel boutique in amsterdam sees a replica façade made entirely out of glass bricks dissolving into the traditional exterior. see the article just published on #design
a store front with glass windows and the words chanel written on it's side
Dezeen Architecture
Zaha Hadid Architects
Glass Facades
Adaptive Reuse
Dutch Design Week Favorites of Emerging Talent Wisse Trooster - Interior Design
The history of Murano glassmaking dates back to the 12th century. Through many generations, local Murano glassmakers have been exploring and perfecting their craft, developing the most sought-after and precious glass in Europe. In the 1920s, Art Déco was all the rage and became quickly widespread; this inspired Murano craftsmen to create glassware with a focus on interior design, characterized by a wonderful synergy between simplicity and functionality. Walls Interior Design, Glass Walls, Interior Wall Design, Design Del Prodotto, Brick Design
Walls Interior Design
Glass Walls
Interior Wall Design
Design Del Prodotto
Brick Design
Glass bricks
The history of Murano glassmaking dates back to the 12th century. Through many generations, local Murano glassmakers have been exploring and perfecting their craft, developing the most sought-after and precious glass in Europe. In the 1920s, Art Déco was all the rage and became quickly widespread; this inspired Murano craftsmen to create glassware with a focus on interior design, characterized by a wonderful synergy between simplicity and functionality.