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Bendheim releases new Metalix Glass collection

NEW YORK, NY Inspired by the metallic hues featured in several of its recent high-profile projects, Bendheim is launching its new Metalix Glass. The decorative laminated glass collection features an eclectic mix of shimmering interlayers. Their  woven appearance adds a rhythmic quality to building interiors.

The millennial-inspired, futuristic palette injects a bold, animated aesthetic into interiors to create striking experiences. Used as an accent, these gold and silver metallic hues are perfect for modern or retro-chic environments.

“Metallics are becoming increasingly popular in architectural glass,” said Steven Jayson, VP of Bendheim. “To synthesize this collection, we evaluated many ideas, gathered through our collaboration with leading architects and designers. We distilled the finest creative solutions to create a signature aesthetic. Each of the designs play with light in a different way.”

The mix of designs in the Metalix Collection create distinctive translucent to opaque walls of glass for a range of applications. “Golden Sunset” and “Hollywood’s” sparkly appearance are well suited for hospitality spaces. “Mystique” and “Goldsmith” feature a softer metallic aesthetic, ideal for avant-garde, millennial-driven workspaces. The Collection’s durable glass surfaces are ideal for high-traffic applications, including lobbies, elevator interiors, and partition walls.

The Metalix Collection is available in thicknesses ranging from approx. ¼” to ½”, in sizes up to 60” by 120”.

As a valuable partner, Bendheim’s team brings decades of specialty architectural glass experience to building and design professionals. 

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