Timeless Finesse — Glass redefined
Timeless Finesse — Glass redefined
Fabric Glass brings the visual character of woven textiles into laminated glass. A patterned interlayer creates the appearance of check weaves, linen textures and tonal fabric grains while retaining the structural qualities of glass. The collection includes Tapestry Check, Ophelia White, Mona, Zila and Chevron, each offering a different scale and rhythm of textile-inspired pattern.
The finish diffuses light while preserving a degree of visual definition, creating a softer alternative to plain or fully transparent glass. Its layered appearance adds warmth and depth without introducing the bulk of conventional textiles. Fabric Glass is well suited to partitions, wardrobe shutters, cabinetry and feature walls, particularly where a space calls for a tactile, residential character with the durability and cleanability of glass.
Fabric Mesh Glass combines the visual softness of textile with the structured character of metallic mesh. A mesh interlayer is laminated within the glass, producing a fine, dimensional grid that changes subtly with light and viewing angle. The range includes Diora, Mearo, Amari, Myna, Awry Bronze and String Bling, with variations in mesh density and metallic appearance.
Finishes range from cooler silver tones to warmer bronze and gold effects, allowing the glass to complement different material palettes. The result is more architectural and structured than fabric-patterned glass, while retaining a refined layered quality. It works particularly well for cabinet fronts, room dividers, partitions and accent panels where controlled transparency and material texture are required.
PET Fab Glass uses a PET-based laminated interlayer to introduce precise, graphic patterns within the glass. Compared with fabric and mesh finishes, its appearance is more linear and controlled, making it suited to interiors built around clean geometry.
The range includes Barcode, Monaco and Gold Linear PET, offering distinct arrangements of lines and graphic elements. The interlayer creates visual pattern while maintaining the flat, durable surface of laminated glass, making it suitable for applications that require design detail without a heavily textured appearance.
PET Fab Glass can be used across partitions, cabinet fronts, doors, screens and feature panels, providing a contemporary alternative to conventional patterned glass. Its graphic character works particularly well in modern commercial and residential interiors where repetition, rhythm and precise detailing are central to the design.
Wire Mesh Glass incorporates actual metal mesh within a laminated glass construction, creating a visibly dimensional surface with a distinctly architectural character.
Unlike printed or textile-inspired patterns, the mesh is a physical material suspended between glass layers, giving the finished pane greater depth and allowing the metallic structure to respond to changing light and viewing angles.
The collection includes Gun Metal, Aura Copper, Golden, Araya and Azure, offering different metallic tones and visual densities. Depending on the mesh and finish selected, the appearance can range from understated and industrial to warmer and more decorative.
Wire Mesh Glass is particularly suited to statement doors, partitions, room dividers, cabinetry and feature panelling, where the material itself is intended to become part of the interior composition.
Align works closely with architects, designers, and homeowners to develop glass systems that elevate contemporary interiors. Whether you’re planning a project, exploring possibilities, or visiting our experience centre, our team would be happy to assist.
Align works closely with architects, developers, designers, and homeowners to develop glass systems that elevate contemporary interiors.
Whether you’re planning a project, exploring possibilities, or visiting our experience centre, our team would be happy to assist.
Align is a curated collection of architectural glass systems designed to shape modern interiors through precision, craftsmanship, and material innovation. From partitions and sliding systems to sculptural glass surfaces, every solution is developed with a design-first approach.