Glass: Classic or Futuristic?

Interior design can be expensive, so a major remodel isn’t something that most people undertake regularly. That always raises the question of whether an interior design should take a classic or modern approach. A classic design offers the advantage of being “timeless.” A truly classic design will stand the test of time, and over time, that approach is very cost effective.

A modern design offers the advantage of being fresh and interesting. A modern design can invigorate a space and make it more attractive, functional and fun to look at or work in.

Glass has the distinct advantage of working well in both classic and modern designs. Glass is a timeless material that is exceptionally functional, cost-effective and elegant. Whether you’re working with it in furniture, walls, doors or windows, glass can work effectively in any design plan.

As an added benefit, glass is a practical material. It’s widely available, environmentally safe, infinitely recyclable and easy to work with. It’s impervious, so it won’t absorb bacteria, stains or odors, and it can be sanitized easily with ordinary household cleaners.

Glass can be used safely to laminate walls and horizontal surfaces. Backpainting the glass – which is easy – creates working surfaces that are colorful, elegant and practical. Glassprimer™ glass paint is a specially designed glass coating that bonds permanently to the surface of glass. Once cured, the paint will not chip, fade or peel and offers superior UV protection for areas that receive direct sunlight.

Glassprimer™ glass paint can also be used to control sunlight in areas that receive direct exposure. It can also be used to create privacy where desired. A gallon of Glassprimer™ glass paint will cover more than 250 square feet of surface area for about $1 per square foot. That’s actually more cost-effective than using traditional frosted glass.

As an added benefit, Glassprimer™ glass paint comes in virtually any color, so it can be matched perfectly to any color scheme. If you’d like more information about Glassprimer™ glass paint, please visit the rest of our site. If you’d like to purchase Glassprimer™ glass paint, please visit our online store .

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