Designers are taking splashbacks to the next level making glass art the centerpiece of the family home.

A traditional kitchen featuring antique, matt finish glass to compliment brass accents and satin cabinetry.

Create stunning reflections and enhance your kitchen space with style and sophistication using dark grey and smokey mirror glass splashbacks.

Antique mirror creates stunning glass art for residential and commercial spaces. Not just limited splashbacks, antique mirror can transform corridors, hallways, foyers or lobbies into a sophisticated and engaging space.

Glass fronted cabinetry allows unlimited colour choice whilst providing an easy to wipe surface that looks fantastic year after year. Find out why low iron matt glass was selected for this kitchen.

A bold and colourful geometric printed glass splashback creates a welcoming kitchen space with drama and intrigue.

Check out these bold and creative glass art splashbacks using textured and metallic glass to stunning effect.

Image Glass splashbacks featured at the NKBA kitchen design awards.

Find out how textured glass can enhance your creative spaces with unique and personalised designs.

Contemporary, industrial and modern kitchen designs reflect light in imaginative ways using mirrored glass.

Low iron, matt finish glass provides rich colours without shine & reflection whilst disguising everyday dirt and fingerprints from busy spaces.

Choosing a glass splashback can be a daunting process. Start the ball rolling following our top tips and guidelines to selecting the right design.

Our refreshed catalogue of painted glass colours is hot off the press.

Some people love working with colours and others find it all too daunting. But Image Glass is here to help. We can’t choose your colour for you, but we can offer tips to help you select something you’ll love.

Although there are many elements to a splashback that affect the final price, Image Glass was featured in Refresh Renovations guide to kitchen costings which details what to expect for your next splashback project.