Homes: Etched Windows; Glass doors; Cupboard panes; Balustrades and Room Dividers
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Glass Etching, using the superior method of sandblasting, creates a subtle, permanent finish.
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Because the finish is the result of a glass texture change, there can be no peeling, cracking or fading as with fake finishes, ever.
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Glassware and mirrors can also be transformed into precious heirlooms.
Below are photos of some completed projects
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A different view of previous design -
Flax with fantails and pukekos -
For front Villa door -
Etched room divider -
Etched Pohutukawa -
Etched flax with pukekos -
The photo was taken before the glass was installed -
The left hand side shows the glass panes and the right hand side of image shows them installed Design by Jeannie Ferguson -
This sandblasted bathroom mirror has the custom designed windows' reflection on the right hand side -
Design textured and shaded -
Close up of previous image. The background is textured and the feathers on the bird are shaded -
Image shaded, carved and textured -
Room divider -
Close up of room divider -
Image shaded and background textured -
Close up of previous image -
The customer's husband loved ducks and wanted the etching to be subtle. -
Panes not yet installed in a door -
Background textured and image carved -
Palm tree and elephant (bottom) were both carved and the background textured. Not a good image. -
Kitchen window -
Vanity door -
Ideal for side lights, doors and kitchen cupboards -
Gecko etched onto one door -
Chook design on bottom of kitchen door -
panes before installation
