Our pattern glass selection features over 60 decorative patterns and textures. Contact us for reeded glass, ribbed glass, rain glass, wavy glass, and more!

Enhance your home design with quality patterned glass or textured glass for shower doors, windows, or front door. Buy custom cut to size pattern glass panels from Fab Glass and Mirror at discounted prices.

Binswanger Glass is the ultimate source for textured, patterned, and decorative glass options. Textured glass can be used throughout the home in many areas, including shower enclosures, tabletops, shelves, cabinet inserts, and more.

Guardian ® Textured Pattern Glass offers a breadth of distinctive designs that can add visual interest to any interior. The textures create subtle shifts of light, and the differing finishes also help to ensure privacy across a variety of settings.

You’ll find a wide selection of cut-to-size pattern glass, antique mirrors, obscure glass, wavy glass, colored glass, and so much more! Our mission is to source and fabricate the highest quality specialty glass and mirror products available. We offer our custom specialty glass to inspire creativity and elevate your spaces.

Hollander glass carries the largest assortment of decorative pattern glass and mirror in the United States. We also offer restoration window glass, fused glass, art glass, and digitally printed glass.

Textured glass or patterned glass is popular for its unique style sense that creates an enthralling look when installed in interior and exterior applications. Explore the pattern glass page to know more about it.

From flower patterns to geometric designs, patterned glass turns any ordinary space into a place beaming with class and luxury. You can even opt for bubbled obscure glass to uplift the ambiance in your restaurant or provide showers and bathrooms a nature-like feel.

Patterned glass is a kind of decorative translucent glass with embossed patterns on one or both surfaces. Pattern Glass or Decorative Glass or Rolled Glass is generally used where privacy or obscurity is desired but light transmission is still important.

Also known as Obscure glass, patterned glass is available in many different patterns and textures for both residential and commercial use. Each design offers a distinctive look and degree of opacity. Because of the patterns, these glass elements, often used as inserts or full pains, tend to be thicker and heavier.