Whether you just moved into a new home, you’re preparing to sell your home, or you’re simply tired of your home’s old look, upgrading the property is a great idea. And there’s no better way to make your home sparkle and shine than by incorporating new glass.

Here are a few simple ways to add style and class with glass.

1. Windows

If your windows are chipped, cracked, or foggy, replacing them is in your best interest. But even if your windows are in good condition, consider replacing your aged glass. Specialized glass resists breaking and can even lower your utility bills.

When it’s time to replace residential windows, whether a single window broke during roughhousing or it’s time to upgrade all the windows in your home, you have lots of options. For many homeowners, the number of frame, style, and glass types can seem overwhelming.

In this blog, we’ll discuss one of the best window options: insulated glass windows. We’ll cover how these windows work and how you may benefit from installing insulated glass windows in your home.

As a homeowner, you naturally want to improve your property as much as you can. The right home improvements can boost resale value and maximize comfort levels for you and your family.

Recently, you may have heard (or seen) some debates about whether skylights are a good investment. Some financial gurus claim that skylights will significantly increase your home’s resale value. Others, however, assert that skylights create maintenance problems that cost a great deal to fix.

While the true cost varies as much as opinions, skylights affect more than your home’s resale value. When installed correctly, skylights offer all of the following benefits, which could outweigh the installation and maintenance costs for you and your family.

The next time you’re at home, take a look around. Does your décor seem outdated or uninspiring?

As homeowners, we have to ask ourselves this question periodically. Our home is our sanctuary, and for many us, where we entertain friends and family members. It should feel like it’s a reflection of who we are, a place for us to feel comfortable and confident inviting people over for a dinner party without an internal, nagging insecurity about how the kitchen or other parts of the house look.

If you’re nodding in silent agreement, it may be time to upgrade parts of your home and infuse its décor with eye-catching, new custom glass trends. We’ve created a list of the top five interior decoration touches that could transform your home’s look, just in time for the holiday season. See what we picked out and get inspired.  

Mirrors are a simple but versatile decoration. If you’re willing to invest a little in getting a high quality, custom mirror, you’ll enjoy a remarkable aesthetic shift in your home or place of business.

To give you some ideas, we’ve outlined the top five benefits of using mirrors in your interior decorating. Read on to learn more.

You see it every day: the murky, whitish, buildup on your previously beautiful glass shower door and walls. When you should be standing Zen-like under the steady flow of warm water and relaxing in your morning routine, you’re instead stuck staring at the ugly reminder of showers past.

So what can you do about the mineral buildup on your cloudy shower glass? The most important thing to know is it’s possible you can’t fix it entirely. Hard water buildup, if allowed to accumulate, can permanently damage your glass door or walls. The mineral scratches the glass and you won’t be able to make a total return to normal.

If you want to give your shower a gleaming new exterior, you’ll have to replace the glass. And if you’re ready to replace your shower glass doors and walls, you’ll certainly want to keep this buildup from happening again. Below, we’ve provided a few tips to keep your glass shower door spick and span.

Many homes have small, cramped bathrooms. If you want to make a powder room seem more inviting, you might be looking for illusions to make it seem bigger.

In this blog, we list 10 uses of glass that can make your bathroom appear larger than it is. While some glass projects cost significant time and a full renovation budget, others of those listed below only require you to change your décor slightly-but with a large payoff at the end.

We’ve divided each of these ideas into accessorization, small renovations, and major renovations to make it simple for you to find solutions that are right for your bathroom.

You may not think about your windows until you notice a smudge or a crack. However, as your windows age, they can become less efficient about controlling the way heat, moisture, and noise interact with your home’s interior.

At a certain point, it’s a better investment to replace your windows than to repair or revamp them. In this blog, we list eight signs that can help you identify if your windows have reached that point.