Glass Gradients by Scholten & Baijings

Skyline Design launches Glass Gradients, a family of etched and printed patterns for glass application created by Dutch designers Scholten & Baijings. Playing with two basic geometric forms, a dot and a square, the designer pair evolves patterning by combining elements of transparency, variable gradients, and color transitions. The resulting custom landscapes can be restrained or exuberant, matching or distinctive. The new collection marks the first collaboration between Skyline Design and Scholten & Baijings. Glass Gradients add dimensionality to a space by establishing a dialogue between the simplicity of the patterns with the designers’ signature color palette and levels of transparency to create unique optical effects. By repeating Dot and Square, which can be applied both horizontally and vertically, the density and scale may be customized to create greater levels of privacy. This interplay of transparency, layers of pattern, and color complements broad interior applications. Glass Gradients encourage play and personalization within a given set of variables: pattern, gradient, color, and placement. With an immaculate attention to detail, Scholten & Baijings have developed a balanced yet customizable design that conveys a sense of surprise and movement — concealing or revealing a spatial context. Glass Gradients may be executed in a variety of techniques, in opaque, translucent, and transparent options, allowing for different degrees of translucency and privacy while accommodating a broad pricing spectrum. Both patterns are available in panel sizes up to 60”x120” and in all standard glass thicknesses. Skyline Design products are manufactured to order, fabricated to size and specification for each project. Made in Chicago, at Skyline Design’s factory, the customized glass panels are long-lasting and produced with the attention to craft and to high quality Skyline Design is renowned for. Made from natural materials, mostly sand, glass is a lasting material that can be recycled. Links: – http://www.skydesign.com Credits: – Scholten & Baijings