Showering Next to a Work of Art Another of the popular aesthetic features gaining prominence is the use of sandblasted patterns on shower glazing. Whether stripes, columns, borders, or artistic designs, sandblasted patterns can provide a bit of privacy to the shower enclosure while adding character to the glass panels and visual pleasure to the room. And when the sandblaster is an artist, quality and complexity make the work superlative. Incredibly detailed, meticulously crafted works of art take your breath away. Oceanscapes, mountain ranges, and floral bands are just a few of the sandblasted scenes I've recently had the delight of viewing.
Sandblasted glass can bring luxuriousness and richness to any bathroom.
Finally, there's the single most significant industry change yet - totally frameless shower doors and enclosures. What's immediately striking about frameless enclosures is that there's usually no metal visible, doors and panels appear to float in space. Taking over the high-end segment of the industry, the use of heavy glass makes an enclosure feel firm and stable while the paucity of metal gives the illusion of lightness. These enclosures also feel stronger and last longer, often becoming a bathroom's predominant design element. Choosing frameless heavy glass doesn't normally limit an enclosure's size.