Transforming functional surfaces into Art
Cutting-edge
On trend
Glartique uses cutting-edge manufacturing techniques and
design to transform functional surfaces into art. We create
beautiful designs, printing them onto toughened glass,
antique mirror, Corian and tiles for kitchen splashbacks,
bath panels and artworks for homes, restaurants and
hotels.
“Using glass and mirrors into kitchens and bathrooms is
very on trend” said Ashley. “Glass makes any space feel
elegant and sophisticated. Another exciting trend we’re
championing is back-lit laser engraved antique mirror
and we‘re also partnering with smartglass, a liquid
crystal privacy glass to create panels with our designs
integrated inside them.”
We offer a range of options, from ready-made through to
a totally bespoke service. You choose the design, surface We love a challenge
and background colour and we’ll template, produce and
Ashley loves a challenge and integrating electric
install it for you.
sockets into his designs has become a trademark.
Ashley incorporates visual elements from his clients’
Bespoke service
lives into the design around the plug sockets so that
Glartique’s most popular design is the London Skyline with they form a seamless part of the artwork. So far, these
a Twist, a playful take on the iconic city skyline. There are have included helicopters, planes, superheroes, horses
two other ready-made designs – Mudeford Beach Huts, and iconic pylons linked to Battersea Power Station.
inspired by his childhood on the Dorset coast and British
Countryside. New additions to the collection include News
geometric and abstracts artworks. All can be personalised,
so if you like what you see, but want something slightly Glartique has been an Industry partner of SBID for two
years and won Best of Houzz for service in 2015.
different, just ask.
Glartique will be exhibiting at The Surface Design show
from 9 to 11 February 2016 at The Business Design
About Glartique
Centre in Islington. Please come along and say hello.
Glartique was founded by designer and artist, Ashley For more information go to www.glartique.com
Phillips who spent the first decade of his creative career as or email [email protected]
a mural artist. In 2010, he began experimenting with new
surfaces and printing techniques and Glartique was born.