Absonite World
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Volume 5, issue 1
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3rd Quarter 2003
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Page 2
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Watch the aeriel fly-by catch the sailboat sailing by the
library.
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FAIRFIELD, CT -- Beautifully decorated library doors make for a serene and
contemplative entrance. The two door lites form a coastal landscape scene with
sail boats practicing maneuvers. The shoreline reeds and plants accent the boats
and are etched using a multistaging technique to accentuate the perspective and
dimensionality.
The 2) 24" x
72", 3/8" thick laminated safety glass panels with seamed edges are each
multistage carved, shaded and frosted to fine detail.
A "one of a
kind" pleasure to behold. These etched glass panels will adorn this library for
many generations to come.
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WESTPORT, CT -- Having an "openness to windows" allows you to be creative with
glass. Whether exterior, or interior, for decorative use or for privacy, take
ordinary glass and transform the ordinary into a highly personalized window.
In areas where
you want to see the daylight and yet conceal the view, obscure the view with
frosted glass. Consider the addition of clear details to allow more of the view
to show through.
Having an
openness to windows lets you see the daylight on problems, like privacy issues.
So depending on your point of view, consider using Absonite's fine frosted glass,
and open the window.
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DARIEN, CT -- This "Columns and Vines" project
came through an ASID Interior Designer located in
Stamford. She coordinated the client's desire for a
wood paneled library and natural relaxed setting by
integrating the themes from the foyer. This
resulted in a modern yet classical feel. The
combination of rich wood tones with etched glass,
lit from recessed incandescent lighting, makes the
library entrance look warm and inviting.
Absonite created the 2) 18'' x 40''
lites, using 1/4'' tempered safety glass. The
symmetrical design allowed a complimentary flipped
vine and column pattern to embellish a cozy
residential library setting in an arched image.
The final glass sizes and installation
were provided by the millwork responsible for
fabricating the doors and custom woodworking
throughout the library.
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