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Colorful and artistic glass pieces not only brighten your home’s décor, but also add an element of sleek and refined texture. From stained-glass ceilings to glass sculptures, this element can transform monochromatic home interiors into personal works of art.

by Karen Hufford

Glass tile bathroom by Trend Group - USA

Glass tile designs may be used to instill an artistic touch to virtually any room of the home. An intricate floral motif was created using small glass tiles that complement the fixtures of this modern bathroom.

Prices available upon request. Island Tile; www.IslandTile.com

“Tiger Eye” glass sculpture Tiffany Dot Vase

The floral, script and patterned artworks on this Tiffany Dot Vase are fired onto the glass, allowing this decorative piece to look different from every angle.

$60. Pier 1 Imports; www.Pier1.com

Animal Vase

Decorative glass elements, such as this amber-and-brown animal-inspired vase, possess a softening quality and are ideal accent pieces to place on hard surfaces, such as wood or stone.

70 : SPACECOAST LIVING

$40. Pier 1 Imports; www.Pier1.com

This exquisite 3-foot high, wall-mounted, hand-blown

glass vase is a striking wall accessory. The sculpted

top pieces are removable and therefore can be arranged to your liking.

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