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POBO · Material & architectural perspectives

A material perspective

Glass, shaped by imagination.

Decorative glass crafted for architecture, interiors and extraordinary spaces.

Translucent glass panels create a layered perspective in a quiet exhibition space

Decorative glass / Architecture & interiors

A different way to see space

Material.
Light. Space.

POBO creates decorative glass surfaces that transform light, texture and space for architecture and interiors.

A material language,uniquely yours.

Colour, surface and character. Compare six collection families, then explore how each direction can relate to an architectural setting.

POBO / Six collection families

All collections
Blue glass desk

01 / Color

Tone / Atmosphere / Contrast

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An atmosphere in every shade.

Printed office partition

02 / Contemporary

Proportion / Surface / Context

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A new point of view.

Grid pattern

03 / Pattern

Rhythm / Repetition / Scale

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Rhythm, drawn in glass.

Textured dining partition

04 / Texture

Light / Depth / Detail

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A surface that holds the light.

Green stone

05 / Stone Effect

Veining / Tone / Presence

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An impression of the natural.

Striped shower

06 / Stripe & Fabric Effect

Line / Weave / Continuity

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A quieter kind of structure.

03 / A moment in material

Blue art glass sample

Designed through material.
Defined by light.

In a different light.

A dialogue between glass and the spaces around it.

Selected glass applications from the POBO project archive.

Made for spaces.

A considered material choice begins with the setting. Explore glass through sightlines, light, panel rhythm and the details of everyday use.

Printed office partition

Partitions / A spatial perspective

Glass / Architecture & interiors

Hotels / Apartments / Residential interiors

Glass for living and hospitality.

From shared arrival spaces to quieter rooms. Explore decorative glass through the places people use every day.

Explore the possibilities

Made aroundyour project.

A colour, a surface, a precise detail. Begin with your idea and explore the material possibilities around it.

Start with the atmosphere. Develop the colour, pattern and edge in relation to the space around them.

Start with your idea
An architectural material study of intersecting glass planes and finished edges

What to bring to a project

Start with what you know.

  1. 01

    A material reference

    Palette, surface, image or material mood.

  2. 02

    Indicative dimensions

    Opening size, panel scale or preliminary drawing.

  3. 03

    Application context

    Partition, wall, door, furniture or another architectural use.

  4. 04

    Visual direction

    Colour, pattern, texture, transparency or privacy intent.

  5. 05

    Project requirements

    Key fixing, assembly or performance considerations available at this stage.

From ideato glass.

A considered path from the first intention to the final detail.

Glass samples, a drawing roll and pencils arranged for a material study
  1. 01

    Design

    Establish the intention.

  2. 02

    Sampling

    Explore the material.

  3. 03

    Engineering

    Consider each detail.

  4. 04

    Production

    Shape the specification.

  5. 05

    Quality

    Check each detail.

  6. 06

    Delivery

    Plan the next step.

A project journey shaped around the brief.

Crafted with precision.Built for specification.

A long central aisle between glass production equipment

From the POBO manufacturing archive

Surface development, careful processing and attention to the next detail. Explore the spaces and material processes behind decorative glass.

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Manufacturing

Process and material choices are developed around the intended application.

Quality & testing

Testing requirements and evaluation criteria are defined for each project.

Supporting documentation

Discuss the supporting documentation needed for your project.

Production detail

Finish, edge and assembly details are defined in the project specification.

Technical performance, testing and supporting documentation are defined according to project requirements.

Let’s explore the possibilities

Have a project in mind?

Let’s make it in glass.