Cast Glass
Cast Glass
Sculpted, Kiln-Formed Architectural Texture
Cast glass is a kiln-formed glass that brings dimensional texture and artistry into architectural projects. Using gravity and heat, each panel is slumped over a mold to create a raised or sculpted pattern in the surface, resulting in panels that are tactile, light reactive, and completely unique.
At A Touch of Glass, we fabricate and install cast glass for clients who want to make a visual impact. From large format wall panels to privacy screens and partitions, cast glass blends structure with handcrafted elegance.
Handcrafted Texture for Walls, Dividers, and Feature Panels
Cast glass offers the chance to add depth and motion to otherwise flat surfaces. Common uses include:
Lobby or atrium walls
Office and medical partitions
Stairwell and elevator surrounds
Wet area walls or shower panels
Retail and hospitality feature backdrops
Backlit entry or reception walls
Public art and branding installations
The sculpted patterns obscure visibility while transmitting light, offering both privacy and wow-factor in the same system.
One of A Kind Art Glass Formed by Heat and Gravity
Each panel is created by heating glass in a kiln until it softens and flows across a custom form. The result is:
One-of-a-Kind Art Glass Formed by Heat and Gravity
Each panel is created by heating glass in a kiln until it softens and flows across a custom form. The result is:
Feature
Unique texture
No two panels are alike
Depth and dimension
Surface sculpting up to 1/2″ depth
Edge control
Can be trimmed or left organic
Backlight compatibility
Beautiful effects with LED or wall wash lighting
Durable finish
Tempered or laminated post-process
Glass types include low-iron, standard clear, bronze, grey, and ultra-clear substrates.
Cast Glass Styles, Colors, and Applications
We offer several signature cast patterns and custom textures:
Flowing water ripple
Vertical wave or cascade
Ice or cracked textures
Geometric impression
Organic topography or ridge lines
Artist-designed motifs
Applications:
Decorative panels (wall or ceiling mounted)
Table tops or counters
Hanging suspended dividers
Illuminated brand signage or logos
Privacy zones in high-end residential or spa settings
Cast glass elevates design beyond flat surfaces, giving architecture shape and light interaction.
Design Flexibility and Performance Features
Available in 3/8″, 1/2″, and laminated buildsPrimary bathrooms with tiled walls or curbless entries
Framed, frameless, or standoff mounted options
Edges can be cut clean or left natural and organic
Works with LED backlighting or color washes
Can be combined with safety glass or C.10 coating
Panels are tempered or laminated after forming to provide impact resistance and safety rating.
Combine with Lighting, Framing, and Decorative Backing
Combine with Lighting, Framing, and Decorative Backing
Cast panels are often designed to interact with lighting or color through:
- Edge lit LEDs
- Recessed ceiling or base lighting
- Painted or frosted backing
- Mirror or metallic backers for reflection
We’ll help you determine how to mount, light, or layer the glass for the maximum design effect.
Work with A Touch of Glass to Design Cast Glass Installations
What We Provide
What It Means for You
In-house forming and tempering
Custom texture, faster turnaround
Installation-ready delivery
Precise sizing, sealed edges
Mounting coordination
Brackets, standoffs, U-channels available
Backlighting layout support
Enhance dimensional effect
One-on-one consultation
Creative and technical collaboration
We’ve worked with architects, builders, and designers to create sculpted glass features across commercial and residential settings.
Request a Cast Glass Feature Panel Consultation
Let’s talk about your space, your concept, and how cast glass can bring it to life. We’ll walk you through sizing, texture selection, mounting options, and lighting coordination.
Cast Glass FAQs
What is cast glass and how is it made?
Cast glass is created by melting glass into custom molds to form textured, dimensional surfaces. It can be clear, frosted, or tinted, and is commonly used in feature walls, stair treads, countertops, and partitions where high design impact is desired.
Where is cast glass typically used?
Cast glass is often found in luxury bathrooms, hospitality spaces, entryways, countertops, signage, and decorative walls. It’s ideal for statement-making applications that require both beauty and structural durability.
Can cast glass be customized with color, thickness, or pattern?
Yes. We offer cast glass in a variety of textures, glass tints, edge treatments, and thicknesses. Each panel is custom-crafted to fit your application and can include low-iron, frosted, or colored glass upon request.