Svaja in the commercial interior market
- Hotels
- Restaurants
- Private Residences
- Public Places
From bedrooms, meeting rooms, restaurants, offices, spas’s and conference events, to bars, business centres and fancy bathrooms, Svaja has something to say. Each providing us with a unique opportunity to show you our creative clout.
With such projects we can really show you and the World what we are truly capable of.
The secret of successful hospitality design lies in forging an understanding of the project and a strong emotional connection with the guest, by creating an enviroment that is totally immersive.
Over the past decade, hotel interiors have created the barometer for future design directions and trends for the residential market. The style lessons learned by visitors to hotels’ and their dining experiences in the restaurants subsequently influence choices for their own living space.
Svaja’s capabilities and expertise in this space;
Glass:
- Wall Art
- Shower doors, internal doors, splashbacks and shower panels
- Table occasions, vases, plates, bowls and bottles
- Sculptures and custom art
- Gifts and souveniers
Linen:
- Linen curtains, bed spreads, cushions and throws,
- Table linen
- Bathrobes, linen cloth and towels
In short, whatever your need for your design Svaja will almost certainly be able to create products that are build upon your visual and sensual impact, adding to the customer experience of your designed space.
Notable Projects:
- ALDAR: Yas Hotel, Radissson Blue – Yas Island
- InterContinental and Crowne Plaza – Festival City
- Hilton International: Hilton Park Lane and Slovenia
- ADNEC: Hyatt City Gate
- Hyatt International: Hyatt Birmingham
- Prezzo PLC: St Martins Lane and The Strand – London, St Albans, Southampton, Cardiff and others
- King Fahad National Library Riyadh
- Al Murooj Rotanta
- Private Members Club – Dubai
Svaja in the commercial interior market
We are young, creative, energetic, professional team that reflects the world of our customers. We are versatile in our approach; – stimulating contemporary concepts, timeless elegant and classical design, magical luxury touches – all could be customered for per project or client.
- Hotels
- Restaurants/ hospitality
- Public sector
- Private sector
From bedrooms, reataurants, meeting rooms, offices, spas’s and conference events, to bars, business centres and striking bathrooms, Svaja has something to say. Each providing us with a unique opportunity to show you our creative intelligence.
With such projects we can really show you and the World what we are truly capable of.
The secret of successful hospitality design lies in forging an understanding of the project and a strong emotional connection with the guest, by creating an enviroment that is totally immersive.
Over the past decade, hotel interiors have created the barometer for future design directions and trends for the residential market. The style lessons learned by visitors to hotels’ and their dining experiences in the restaurants subsequently influence choices for their own living space.
Svaja’s capabilities and expertise in this space;
Glass:
- Wall panels, partitions
- Shower doors, internal doors, splashbacks and shower panels
- Furniture and mirrors
- Table decorations, vases, plates, bowls and bottles
- Sculptures and custom art
Linen:
- Linen curtains, bed spreads, cushions and throws,
- Table linen
- Bathrobes, linen cloth and towels
In short, whatever you need for your design Svaja will almost certainly be able to create products that are built upon your visual and sensual impact, adding to the customer experience of your designed space.
Recent notable projects:
- Yas Hotel – Yas Island
- Radisson Blu – Yas Island
- Intercontinental, Crowne Plaza and Residences – Dubai Festival City
- Hilton International: Hilton Park Lane, Hilton Gatwick, Hilton Slovenia, Hilton Baku, Hilton Croatia
- Hyatt City Gate
- Hyatt International: Hyatt Birmingham
- Prezzo PLC
- King Fahad National Library Riyadh
- Al Murooj Rotanna Dubai
- Private Members Club – Dubai
- Oberoi Dubai
- Sofitel Palm Dubai
Current Projects:
- MOE (Ministry of Education) Riyadh
- Crowne Plaza Hotel & Convention Centre Riyadh
- ICH Riyadh
- Private Royal Offices (KSA)
- Kempinski Hotel Al Khobar (KSA)
Textures
Colours
Samples
Technical Information
Textures
In the glass, texture is the perceived surface quality of a work of art. It is an element of two-dimensional and three-dimensional design and is distinguished by its perceived visual and physical properties. Physical texture, also known as actual texture or tactile texture, are the actual variations upon a surface.
Colours
The color of an object is a complex result of its surface properties, its transmission properties, and its emission properties, all of which factors contribute to the mix of wavelengths in the light leaving the surface of the object. The perceived color is then further conditioned by the nature of the ambient illumination, and by the color properties of other objects nearby, via the effect known as color constancy and via other characteristics of the perceiving eye and brain.
Colour charts for available colours for architectural projects:
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Samples
We understand how important it is to be able to supply samples . Our standard size samples are in 6mm glass and 200x200mm. we can supply customized size samples on request.
- 1 standard size sample: £5.00 (inc P&P in UK )
- 2 standard size samples: £7.50 (inc P&P in UK)
- 4 standard size samples: £10.00 (inc P&P in UK)
Please note that samples for other countries will be charged sample price + UPS charges.
Non Standard Product
Non standard samples are available and should be discussed.
Other Glass Processes
For other glass samples, such as our fabric or metal mesh laminates, or printed laminates, prices are available on application
Technical Information
One of the main features of architectural glass is the widespread use of solid surface, durable and practical, this seamless and versatile material has been priviledged for it’s powerful aesthetic effect – a key factor of contemporary architecture.
The max dimensions of one panel are: 321CM x 225cm.
The weight of the glass is:
- 6mm – 15kg/m2
- 8mm – 20kg/m2
- 10mm – 25kg/m2
- 12mm – 30kg/m2
- Max Thickness – 24mm
Our Glass:
Textured glass – offers almost unlimited possibilities in design of interior and exterior architectural elements. This type of glass has a unique ability to perform as a decorative feature as well as a functional and structural building material. Textured glass is bursting in originality in many ways. Tint glass – it’s created using a textured glass with metallic colours. The interplay of transparency and colour created a fascinating atmosphere. Adding colour we can translate into glass your design concept or to create something very specific for you.
Decorative, functional, structural.
Painted glass – it’s another exciting option we can excel using sprayed opaque colours only. colours: any RAL or Pantone number. Painted glass has a wide range of uses in domestic and commercial spaces and it is a pioneering and contemporary alternative to tiling. These panels are ideal for kitchen splash backs and worktops, bathroom cladding and counters. These daring colours skilfully blend in with other interior elements , including unforeseen textures as well as bold motifs evoking contract and comfort throughout.
Gilded glass – traditional technique of gilding which can be used in a wide range of interior accessories and products to achieve an impressive effect. Gold, silver and copper leaf are stencilled onto the glass creating a reflective, decorative surface pattern. Panels, mirrors, screens, wall art could be decorated using this innovative technique.
Toughened (or tempered) glass is a type of safety glass that has increased strength and will usually shatter in small, square pieces when broken. It is used when strength, thermal resistance and safety are important considerations. In commercial structures it is used in unframed assemblies such as frameless doors, structurally loaded applications and door lights and vision lights adjacent to doors. Toughened glass is typically four to six times the strength of annealed glass.
Our desire to grow made us to discover and develop a new techniques:
- acid embossing: NO, we do not use acid – but… we can use a paint to achieve such an effect.
- moulded, textured and shaded sandblasting – new sandblasting equipment was installed in studio and we currently developing our technique to perfect another Svaja’s “experience”
- handmasking – important part in portfolio of each architectural glass
- computer graphics
- gilding and UV bonding
- laminating