Colour Palette
See below for some examples of the recycled glass surfaces we supply. Click an image tile to see an enlarged version and get right
inside your favourite GLASSeco.
| Classic GLASSeco | |||
A real tuttie-fruttie! Red, clear and green glass mixed together to create a stunning effect.
(Ref : TF1) |
White classic GLASSeco clear glass set in white resin.
(Ref : W1/W2* ) |
Shell GLASSeco clear glass mixed with crushed oyster shells.
(Ref : WS1) |
Shell GLASSeco clear glass mixed with crushed oyster shells.
(Ref : Close up of WS1) |
Shell GLASSeco clear glass mixed with oyster shells.
(Ref : WS1 with fewer shells) |
Mint GLASSeco clear glass set in light green resin.
(Ref : G2) |
Green GLASSeco green glass set in white resin.
(Ref : G4) |
Close-up of green GLASSeco.
(Ref : Close-up of G4) |
Large green chunks and mid-size clear glass chunks set in white resin.
(Ref: Close-up of A&E with olive glass) |
Show off your eco style with recognizable glass chunks.
(Ref : A&E) |
Olive green GLASSeco. Designers favourite.
(Ref : O1) |
Yellow GLASSeco. Yellow is the new red this season.
(Ref : C3) |
Amber GLASSeco. empty beer bottles never looked so good.
(Ref : A4) |
Grey GLASSeco. Concrete grey for urbanites.
(Ref : Gr2) |
BEST SELLER: grey glass dust with a smattering of sea-shells.
(Ref : WS3) |
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| Bespoke GLASSeco | |||
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The real beauty of GLASSeco is that you can create the exact worktops you want. These are just a few of the interesting bespoke mixes that we have recently created for customers. The black and white mix - Z1 - is made from recycled granite while the blue GLASSeco options are made from vodka and water bottles. Blue glass is much harder to source and reprocess but the results are expensively stunning. To request a bespoke GLASSeco mix, please call us to discuss your plans and ideas. We charge £50 to create a bespoke sample - which is refundable against your order. As you would expect, our bespoke range costs more as we have to purchase different coloured resins and we need to factor in longer production times. We look forward to being of service and assisting with your exciting plans | |||
Black and white GLASSeco for statement kitchens.
(Ref : Z2) |
Our very own lesser-spotted zebra GLASSeco.
(Ref : Z1) |
Blue GLASSeco - Save us your empty vodka bottles.
(Ref : B1) |
Blue close-up GLASSeco. Blue glass is rare and expensive.
(Ref : Close-up B1) |
BLUE GLASSeco made from blue glass chips of differing sizes set in blue resin. Expensively stunning.
(Ref : B**) |
Fused fluid colours. You choose the colours.
(Ref : G4/W1) |
Fused stripes or designs in any colour.
(Ref : W1/G4) |
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W1/W2* - there are many types of clear glass; each with different properties and slight differences in colour tone. For example, sheet glass used in window panes and some drinks bottles (Vodka, UK Coke bottles and Sol beer bottles) is low-iron and has a much brighter/whiter finish than other clear glass (jam-jars and most other drinks bottles). Both types of glass give a superb finish but they are slightly different hues of white. This is difficult to accurately portray in a photograph on a computer screen - especially if customers are viewing it in varying resolutions. W1 is harder to process and is therefore more expensive than W2. If you request white we will send you a sample of W1 and W2 so you can choose which white you prefer. ** Blue - this is a stunning finish, highly suited to commercial developments and corporate projects, which works best for bespoke receptions, desks, screens and walls. | |||