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By pairing a one-way reflective glass with a mirror, Pulp Studio’s Infinity Mirror establishes the illusion of endless depth.

Infinity Mirror delivered a visually captivating, multidimensional effect perfect for the entrance of Fontainebleau’s Komodo, an upscale restaurant known for its unique and immersive dining experience.

Glass, Inc. | Rockwell Group

The Academy for Personal Leadership and Excellence Elementary, a 650-seat NYC District 75 facility, features an open monumental staircase that connects the lower level of the school with the first floor. Serving as the focal point, the staircase creates a striking first impression for visitors.

To achieve the white graphics showcased throughout the glass, Pulp Studio utilized D2G™️, a direct-to-glass digital printing method that utilizes ceramic inks that are fired onto the surface of the glass.

Architect: Gran Kriegel Associates
Railing System: Kubit™️ by HDI Railing Systems
📸: Paul Warchol

– Sustainably Conscious Design

Pulp Studio has paved the way for environmentally responsible manufacturing through recycling efforts and a conservative use of resources.

By utilizing solar panels, recycling all wastewater, glass and materials, and creating and adopting a full color water-based paint system, Pulp Studio continues to remain committed to sustainably conscious business practices.

April showers bring May flowers!🌸🌼🌷

“Brighton Botanical,” a vibrant glass mural on digitally printed interlayer, showcases over 50 different varieties of colorful, blooming flowers.💐

Spanning more than 24 feet wide and 14 feet high, Pulp Studio applied a specialty high color gamut ink, known as PGI, on surface #1 which was then laminated with 1/4" Low Iron to create depth and make the bright, saturated colors of the flowers shine.

The Magnet School of Multicultural Humanities P.S. 253 | Collection of the NYC Department of Education
Artist: Julia Whitney Barnes
Photographer: Sean Hemmerle

– Stunning Facades

Decorative glass facades are shaping modern building envelopes, offering architects and designers full control over the material’s performance. While celebrated for its striking appearance, glass can also be customized to enhance privacy, improve thermal efficiency and optimize natural light.

Pulp Studio has responded to the market demand for exterior solutions, continuing to push versatility and demonstrating design excellence with each project.

Cici and Hyatt Brown Center for Aerospace Technology at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University | West Tampa Glass | architects | 📸: Hofmann Images

150 pieces of two-layer laminated bronze glass form the stair handrails that frame the restaurant space of Gravitas, an exclusive members-only club in Beverly Hills.

Each handrail is crafted using Pulp Studio’s proprietary Precision Edge® technology to achieve a flawless, zero-tolerance finish. While building codes require laminated glass for handrails, the meticulous edgework elevates both safety and design integrity.

📍 Gravitas | Architects | Metal X Fab LLC

Happy Earth Day! 🌎

From recycling manufacturing water and glass waste to harnessing solar energy, Pulp Studio is committed to sustainable practices 365 days a year.♻

– F-House

Spanning 7,300 square feet and inspired by the homeowner’s vision for a “crystal house”, the F-House is composed entirely of glass panels, with no additional external materials.

Pulp Studio was tasked with maintaining the “crystal house” aesthetic while preserving occupant privacy, delivering material performance and ensuring thermal efficiency, a challenge the team at Pulp Studio eagerly embraced. The result is a home that marks a visual and functional representation of what’s possible in residential design.

With a thickness of just 1.3mm, Pulp Studio’s DermaGlass® is an extremely durable, reliable and lightweight glass, engineered for a wide range of applications, including exteriors, facades and interiors.

Developed with an ion-exchange process, DermaGlass is highly resilient and versatile, allowing designers to bend it around columns or shape it into decorative forms.