Esthetic Accents Breaks New Ground: Architectural Stained Glass for a Flat World

Date: 30 June 2005

As Thomas Friedman tells us in his new book, The World Is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-first Century, the world isn't going to be flat, it is flat.

By "flat" he means "connected" in ways no would could have imagined a few scant years ago. The world of architecture and design, especially in relation to architectural glass is flattening too--and Esthetic Accents is leading the way.

A model example of this sort of “flattening” is the collaboration between Esthetic Accents and its Chinese manufacturing associates. With the lower costs and greater efficiencies made possible by this sort of international cooperation, early stage companies like EA can quickly ramp up to compete--and win--not just for low-cost manufacturing and information labor but, increasingly, for high-end research and design work as well.

Leveraging new opportunities for doing business abroad to serve both domestic and international markets, EA has already become the leader in manufacturing and supplying mass-customized architectural stained glass worldwide.

Using state-of-the-art techniques for fabricating mass customized, highly durable stained glass products, EA has partnered with manufacturing facilities in China to introduce to a growing market mass produced glass that has the look and variety of glass previously only available from artisans in quantities an artisan could never match.

Despite the large quantities needed to serve the needs of a burgeoning market, Esthetic Accents stained glass is custom designed for each customer, whether an individual homeowner or a large corporation.

600450 Esthetic Accents Breaks New Ground: Architectural Stained Glass for a Flat World glassonweb.com

See more news about:

Others also read

Tourism Ireland has launched a new campaign for the latest and final season of Game of Thrones in Belfast, where a large section of the shows production took place.
Techni Waterjet, USA welcomed Window Creations, LLC to the Techni family in November of 2017 at the FABTECH Chicago tradeshow.
Strasbourg Minster (France) was fitted, on the occasion of its 1000th anniversary, with an imposing modern church glazing from Saint-Gobain.
The reason the glass industry is so broken up is because each category takes years of experience and training to learn, then people choose to become professionals and get jobs in their field to better their careers.
The Rakow Research Library of The Corning Museum of Glass recently received a National Leadership Grant for Libraries; Collaborative Planning Grant from the Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS) to help conserve and digitize the Whitefriars Collection of stained glass cartoons.
Our Etched Glass are tailored to your individual requirements, with a sophisticated range of fixtures and fittings giving you complete freedom of design.

Add new comment