Glaverbel sets the trend in decorative glasses at ZOW 2004

Date: 22 January 2004
Source: Glaverbel

Date: 22 January 2004

Glaverbel's decorative glasses – key products in the furniture industry, shopfitting and interior design, will once again feature prominently at ZOW (Zuliefermesse Ost-Westfalen), the furniture suppliers' trade show running from 9 to 12 February in Bad Salzuflen, Germany.

The decorative glasses displayed by Glaverbel at ZOW will focus on four types of design that are currently very much in vogue: matt, geometric, metallic and coloured.In the 'coloured' category three new shades of Lacobel varnished glass will be shown for the first time: Mint, Chestnut and Dark Grey.

True to its trendsetting tradition, Glaverbel will also launch a new product that will definitely appeal to anyone trying to spot future trends: a bluish thick matt glass for use in tables, basin units, shelves and counters.

Glaverbel decorative glasses are highly sought-after by designers and furniture professionals. In recent years, they have undergone numerous changes in terms of appearance and technology to ensure greater ease of shaping, use and maintenance – with enhanced safety into the bargain.

Glaverbel invites you to come and explore our world of glass at our stand at ZOW (Hall 21 – T14), starting on 9 February. You can also find out more on our website at MyGlaverbel.com.
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