Joseph Giles - Snug Glass Cabinet Handle With Solid Brass Stems
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Through the looking glass, and into your design scheme. The appeal and allure of glass is timeless, dating back to ancient times. Many ancient civilisations used the material in their jewellery, mirrors and ornaments to decorate their homes, and was a favourite material of the Mesopotamians. Glass, due to its timeless form and aesthetic, is also widely used in modern architecture, creating the illusion of open spaces and allowing for natural sunlight to envelop a space. With this in mind, Joseph Giles decided to create a selection of modern glass offerings; all with the same timeless appeal that glass evokes.
In the design of this product, great attention to detail was paid to the way the glass fitted into the brass stem. Once Joseph Giles were finally happy with the connection between the two materials the only fitting name they could conceive for this product was Snug.
The Snug glass cabinet handles are designed for an expert mix of form and function, using Bauhaus influences in their creation. Their candescence and translucence a beautiful accent to any cabinet, while their shape allows for increased grip and mobility. Because of this balanced match, we are confident that these handles will not only shine in your space but will stand the test of time or changing design scheme.
Solid glass cabinet handles are available in three sizes solid brass stems. They are supplied as single items with solid brass M4 fixing bolts in a matching finish.
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- Product
- Joseph Giles - Snug Glass Cabinet Handle With Solid Brass Stems
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- Bathroom Cabinets
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- The English Tapware Company
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- Joseph Giles
- Brand
- Joseph Giles
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Through the looking glass, and into your design scheme.
The appeal and allure of glass is timeless, dating back to ancient times. Many ancient civilisations used the material in their jewellery, mirrors and ornaments to decorate their homes, and was a favourite material of the Mesopotamians. Glass, due to its timeless form and aesthetic, is also widely used in modern architecture, creating the illusion of open spaces and allowing for natural sunlight to envelop a space. With this in mind, Joseph Giles decided to create a selection of modern glass offerings; all with the same timeless appeal that glass evokes.
In the design of this product, great attention to detail was paid to the way the glass fitted into the brass stem. Once Joseph Giles were finally happy with the connection between the two materials the only fitting name they could conceive for this product was Snug.
The Snug glass cabinet handles are designed for an expert mix of form and function, using Bauhaus influences in their creation. Their candescence and translucence a beautiful accent to any cabinet, while their shape allows for increased grip and mobility. Because of this balanced match, we are confident that these handles will not only shine in your space but will stand the test of time or changing design scheme.
Solid glass cabinet handles are available in three sizes solid brass stems. They are supplied as single items with solid brass M4 fixing bolts in a matching finish.
- Scope of use
Please ensure that glass and crystal products are kept away from direct sunlight and flammable materials
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Joseph Giles - Snug Glass Cabinet Handle With Solid Brass Stems
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