Cast Glass
Product Description
KAPHS decorative cast glass is a premium architectural glass material defined by depth, texture, and light interaction. A striking decorative glass for interior design, it is specified by architects and interior designers across the UAE and GCC for feature walls, partitions, doors and facades. Produced through a one-time casting process, each panel offers exceptional strength, consistency, and the ability to achieve a wide range of surface and internal effects at scale.
The collection is structured across four distinct ranges:
- CrystalForm — clear and translucent castings that carry and diffuse light, from soft mist to fractured ice.
- PrismaForm — botanical, foliage-inspired relief textures that bring organic movement to a glass surface.
- CoreForm — deep, mineral-rich castings in obsidian, basalt and molten tones with dramatic density.
- CastForm — sculptural water-and-stone textures with pronounced depth and tactile relief.
Available in large-format panels with significant thickness, KAPHS Cast Glass is suited for partitions, facades, feature walls, windows and backlit installations, offering both functional performance and striking visual impact.
For a decorative, textured glass option, explore our mesh glass — laminated glass with a metal-mesh interlayer.
Cast Glass is one of several decorative glass options KAPHS supplies for interiors and architecture across the UAE.
Cast glass — frequently asked questions
What is cast glass? It is textured, kiln-cast architectural glass with a sculptural surface that adds depth, pattern and light diffusion.
Where is cast glass used? Partitions, doors, feature walls, reception desks, balustrades, stair screens and decorative facades.
Is cast glass safe and can it be toughened? Yes — it can be toughened and laminated to meet safety requirements for partitions, doors and balustrades.
What patterns and sizes are available? A range of cast textures made to order, with custom sizes, tints, low-iron clarity and finishes.
How is cast glass different from normal glass? It is kiln-formed to create relief texture and diffuse light, unlike flat float glass, giving a distinctive decorative surface.
