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Glass Tile Becomes Popular Way To Add Design Flair To Space

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Nov 2 2006

Glass Tile has become a popular way to add design flair to a space. Diamond Tech Glass Tile's (DTGT) new Frosted Dimensions Series is no exception. This modern collection of colored 8mm etched glass tiles are durable and long-lasting, making them a really good investment.

Rita LeVine, Marketing Director at DTGT, states that glass tile is popular today because it can be used everywhere from the kitchen to an entrance way. Wherever you decide, adding Frosted Dimensions glass tile will create a soft, muted "Zen-like" feeling to the décor.

Frosted Dimensions will never fade, their color withstands cold and heat and they are impervious to dirt, making them the perfect style makers for a kitchen back-splash or bath surrounds. Available in eight 1" x 1" solids and four stylish color mixes, each square foot flexible mesh-mounted sheets can be applied directly to walls and counter-tops or wrapped around curved surfaces. The sheets can be cut into strips to be used as a decorative border in combination with other materials.

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