NUVOLA

Where screening is needed, it offers all the effectiveness of satin-finish glass; where vision is needed, it ensures all the transparency of glass. The progressive change from satin-finish to transparency gives Nuvola unique visual delicacy, ideal for making modular walls, doors, shower screens and balustrades, including outdoor ones.

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USE IN INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR

Indoor applications: partition walls, doors, furnishings, shower screens etc. Outdoor applications: façades, balconies, shelters, shop windows.

DOORS

Nuvola tempered glass sliding door, with a satin finish that very gradually fades towards the top and the bottom till becoming completely transparent. Perfectly smooth to the touch, it is extremely scratch and fingerprint resistant and easy to clean.

WALLS

Glass walls with Nuvola progressive satin finish, 5 mm, extraclear, laminated with acoustic PVB and 5 mm extra-clear float.
Vitrealspecchi headquarters.
Design: Ivo Pellegri Arch.
Walls: Unifor
Photographs: Mattia Aquila

Office partitioning walls in Madras® Nuvola gradient satin-finish glass.

Partition wall made of Nuvola gradient satin finish glass, extraclear, laminated with blue PVB.

DESK DIVIDERS

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SHOWER SCREENS

Nuvola glass, 8mm, clear, tempered. The satin finish -produced by a special chemical process – fades very gradually to complete transparency. Its unique aesthetic look provides the visual lightness preferred by contemporary architecture and design. Perfectly smooth to the touch, it ensures high resistance to fingerprints and scratches and is easy to clean.

PARAPETS AND BALUSTRADES

Thanks to its gradient satin finish, this glass integrates perfectly naturally with its surroundings and provides highly effective protection of privacy.

Nuvola – baluster configuration – custom made. The gradient satin finish obstructs vision from below whilst integrating naturally with its surroundings.

CEILINGS

The gradient satin finish effectively but naturally screens vision, thus solving practical design issues without compromising aesthetic aspects.
Renovation at Saatchi & Saatchi, Milan.
Project: D2U Design to Users.
Development: Busnelli engineering department