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Glass and metal in the interior. Video
In a modern interior, metal-to-glass joins are quite common. Such a combination of two so different elements brings sophistication and originality to the decoration of the house. The glitter of the glass details and the durability of the sparkling metal create a lasting impression of airiness, set on a solid foundation. The combination of metal and glass surfaces in the interior of one room testifies to the refined taste of the owners of the house.
Glass and metal in the interior
Glass and metal: combine incompatible
Metal and glass surfaces in a wide variety of combinations are commonly used in staircases, front entrances and ultra-modern living rooms. The characteristics of these essentially dissimilar materials in their connection make it possible to combine the incompatible. The ghostly shine of glass, the reliability of the metal, the different textures of these materials make their use in the interior of the house very promising.
Interior designers and connoisseurs of beauty widely use such materials, not only in the form of simple forms. Often, metal decor elements are designed in the most bizarre way. Casting and art forging can be great frames for plain or tempered glass.
Corrugated glass partitions in combination with stainless steel elements look very modern
Metal and glass in the interior
The position of glass elements in the decoration of premises was strengthened in the first half of the XNUMXth century. Constructivist designers, enthusiastically promoting extravagant ideas for creating housing for future generations, sought to design the interior of the premises, taking into account the use of metal and glass structures.
Interiors in the style of constructivism often include almost weightless-looking portable partitions and large windows that often go from floor to ceiling. In such a room, it is advisable to leave only the very minimum of furniture, while maintaining its functionality.
Perfectly decorate the room with a table in the form of an openwork metal frame with a glass top
The division of the internal space of the room into zones is also carried out in this style direction using glass partitions framed by a stainless steel frame and fastened with metal elements.
Curtains made of glass beads strung on metallized threads and interspersed with metal elements look very original in a living room
Designers do not disregard even smaller interior elements. The combination of glass and metal is quite common in the design of wall, ceiling and floor lamps. Skillful hands of the master are able to give the most common lighting devices a very bizarre shape.
The popularity of the combined use of metal and glass is also explained by the fact that these materials can be interconnected in different ways: they can be reliably glued with special compounds or decorative elements can be mounted together using metal fasteners.