TRANSFORM LIGHT AND TEXTURE WITH AXOLOTL FORMED GLASS
Trends have a way of coming full circle, and few are as exciting to see back in the spotlight as Formed Glass. Once a hallmark of Victorian, retro and nineties design, this textured glass is enjoying a well-deserved resurgence. This time with a modern twist that balances nostalgic charm with contemporary sophistication.
Whilst Axolotl is renowned for innovation, our team deeply values the preservation of specialised crafts. One such tradition is the kiln-firing process, where flat glass is transformed into sculptural surfaces. Here, light and shadow dance together, creating a dynamic aesthetic that harmonises perfectly with today’s trends of layering textures and designing warm, inviting spaces.
From the understated sophistication of Faiba and NoZone textures to the striking presence of TidalZone and SoftZone, each design offers its own unique dialogue between privacy, light filtering, and depth.
The Modern Alternative to Fluted Glass
With its organic aesthetic, Formed Glass is quickly becoming the preferred choice over traditional fluted or reeded glass. Its softer, more flowing textures provide a gentle elegance that fluted glass cannot achieve, offering a refined alternative for spaces that demand both style and subtlety.
Customisable to Your Vision
Formed Glass is more than beautiful, it’s adaptable. Choose from a palette of flat float glass colours, including low iron, clear, bronze, grey, green, and blue, and with the freedom to customise your vision. Looking for something truly unique? Axolotl Spectrum opens the door to bespoke designs, enabling limitless creativity to suit your project where any colour can be realised.
Handmade for Perfection
Every panel of Formed Glass is meticulously handcrafted by Axolotl’s artisans to meet your exact specifications in size, shape, and thickness. This ensures a perfect fit for every design, giving you the flexibility to explore without compromise.
Design tips, here are some of our favourite applications:
Windows (now that homes are so close together, instead of gazing into our neighbours home, use textured glass to allow light and keep privacy)
Shower screens
Wardrobe doors
Furniture
Entry doors
Room partitions
Facades
Glass splashback