New York Custom Glass Designer Livinglass Releases List of Top Decorative Glass Projects in Manhattan

Manhattan, New York - Livinglass Architectural Glass, designer and manufacturer of custom glass in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, London, and major cities around the world, has released today a list of their top picks for its best custom glass in New York City.

The list includes an extravagant custom glass wall partition in the private dining room of the restaurant Nobu 57, one of New York’s top offerings for Janpanese cuisine (40 W 57th St, New York, NY 10019). The walls of the private room are made with slices of real bamboo inside the glass. The transparent material is made of annealed glass within which a clear interlayer is used as an extra-thick composite around the bamboo wood to hold the wood as well as to dampen sound in the private area.

Also on the custom glass list is a popular New York City night club whose entire interior was constructed using Livinglass’ proprietary architectural decorative glass. The walls are lined with kimono aqua decorative wall panels that bathe the entire room in a cool blue, water-like atmosphere. The blue walls are complemented by table tops using a floral pattern from their LIGHT Collection as well as a bar lined with square capiz in clear laminated glass.

“When you see our designs,” said Brett Lee, President of Livinglass, “they are often unlike anything you have ever seen before. The light, colors, and textures combine to create truly unique luxury experiences.”

These decorative glass designs from Livinglass in Manhattan are unique in that they use architectural glass that is laminated or tempered, so it can be used in the structural elements of the room or building. They can be outside as part of a wall, arch, or window, or inside as part of the ceiling, wall panels, bar back, back splash, doors, or even tables and chairs.

Decorative glass designs from Livinglass are used in hotels, resorts, casinos, restaurants, bars, clubs, lounges, airports, hospitals, and even palaces around the world thanks to their unique combination of colors, textures, and natural elements inside the glass.

For more information or press inquiries, contact Brett Lee at www.Livinglass.com.