Decorative glass is a commonly used main material for interior design in modern residential and commercial construction. Most conventional decorative glass available on the market adopts basic processes such as single-layer printing, sandblasting and painted film lamination to achieve decorative effects through surface treatment. Such conventional glass products have low technical barriers. Their surface decorative layers are vulnerable to environmental damage and feature a simple sense of depth, limiting their applicable scenarios. Manufactured by combining traditional inlay techniques with modern processing methods, JERICHO inlaid glass differs significantly from conventional decorative glass in structural forming, material combination, surface texture and durability, opening up more decorative application possibilities.

      There is an essential difference in the basic forming process. Most conventional decorative glass is produced by secondary surface treatment on a whole sheet of raw glass. It uses a single flat glass substrate, and its decorative effect entirely relies on the glass surface, forming a single-layer structural system. Abandoning the single-substrate processing mode, JERICHO inlaid glass adopts the forming process of splicing and inlaying multiple special-shaped glass pieces. Through multiple procedures including cutting, assembling, fixing and sealing, glass units with different colors and light transmission textures are combined into a complete panel. The overall shape is formed by the glass structure itself instead of surface film lamination or printed coloring, fundamentally changing the forming logic of decorative glass.

      The visual texture and layered performance show remarkable differences. Patterns of conventional sandblasted and printed decorative glass lie flat on the surface, producing a flat effect when light passes through and creating a weak spatial atmosphere. JERICHO inlaid glass is assembled from multi-color and multi-curved glass units. Slight differences exist in the light transmittance and refraction angle of different glass materials. When light penetrates the panel, staggered and soft light & shadow layers are formed. The patterns and textures are three-dimensional and natural without rigid traces caused by mechanical printing. The texture transition and color connection of each panel deliver a unique visual experience, suitable for space scenarios such as vestibule partitions, door and window daylighting, and background wall decoration.

      The surface protection and durable structure are different. The decorative layer of conventional decorative glass is on the outermost side of the glass. After long-term exposure to air, moisture and dust, it tends to suffer surface abrasion, color fading and pattern peeling, requiring heavy investment in later maintenance. The colors and texture structure of JERICHO inlaid glass are embedded inside the spliced glass layers, with no fragile decorative coating on the exterior. The panel is flat and dense, offering stronger resistance to friction and oxidation. It can withstand various environmental impacts during daily use without color degradation or blurred patterns, fitting long-term application scenarios including residential, commercial and public spaces.

      It boasts unique advantages in structural stability and scenario adaptability. Ordinary decorative glass is mostly a single thin glass sheet with mediocre mechanical performance. Deformation risks arise when used in large areas, restricting its applicable scenarios. After splicing and forming, JERICHO inlaid glass adopts special fixing and sealing technology. The whole panel features a compact structure with uniform and neat splicing seams and superior integrity. The mutually restrained glass units improve the overall stress stability of the panel. It can be applied to diversified installation scenarios such as large-area doors and windows, fixed partitions and artistic screens, balancing decorative performance and structural practicality.

      They differ greatly in custom adaptability. Most conventional decorative glass is mass-produced with fixed template printing and leaves little room for personalized modification, making it hard to match exclusive spatial design schemes. JERICHO inlaid glass supports on-demand adjustment of patterns, color ratios, splicing styles and panel specifications. The splicing plan can be modified according to interior decoration styles, dimensional parameters and design requirements to realize a unique design for each panel. The flexible customization model caters to the trend of personalized and differentiated interior design in modern spaces.

      We focus on process research, development and custom production of JERICHO inlaid glass. We follow the core standards of traditional inlay craftsmanship and use modern processing equipment to optimize panel condition and structural stability.       Leveraging the differentiated process system, we create product appearances distinct from conventional decorative glass, supplying products for various architectural decoration projects and residential customization to meet supporting glass decoration demands of different spaces. Feel free to contact us for inquiries about product customization, engineering support and style selection.

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