Dichroic Glass

dichroic glass architecture

Dichroic glass is a mesmerising material that exhibits stunning color-shifting properties, appearing to change hues when viewed from different angles or under varying lighting conditions.

Dichroic Glass Sculpture

Originating from the Greek words "di" meaning two, and "chroma" meaning color, dichroic glass contains multiple micro-layers of metal oxides applied to its surface through a vacuum deposition process. This unique construction allows it to transmit and reflect different wavelengths of light simultaneously, resulting in a spectacular visual effect.

What is dichroic glass?

dichroic glass wall art

Whether used in small decorative pieces or large-scale architectural projects, Proto Glass Studios process dichroic glass sheets of various thicknesses from 4mm-12mm and sheets up to 3.2m x 2.4m in size. We can supply to all shapes and sizes and can also manufacture it into a safety glass by offering it as toughened and/or laminated.

Dichroic glass sheets

dichroic glass sheets

Proto Glass Studios supply dichroic glass to the UK and beyond. We can offer the glass as a pure dichroic but can also offer various decorations to the dichroic too. This could include a print, mirror or permanent texture.

Dichroic glass UK suppliers

dichroic glass tile with print

The versatility of dichroic glass extends to both internal and external applications in architecture design and sculpture creation. Dichroic glass seamlessly blends with other decorative glass techniques, enhancing its aesthetic appeal and allowing for endless design possibilities. Particularly striking when combined with textured glass, dichroic glass elevates visual impact by creating captivating interplays of light and color. Whether it’s a backlit dichroic glass wall art installation, hanging dichroic sculpture, dichroic glass stained glass window, textured dichroic glass partition or a bespoke printed anti slip dichroic glass tile, dichroic brings a contemporary and dynamic element to interior and exterior spaces, capturing attention with their iridescent brilliance.

Dichroic glass architecture and sculptures