One of the biggest benefits of working with architectural glass is how customizable it is. (In fact, we even did an entire piece about why glass is so compatible with the custom residential design market.) However, for all the possibilities afforded by glass, it’s still a somewhere niche material compared to other building options. That’s why we wanted to highlight some of these lesser-known options you have  for glass customization.

With real estate taking off in Northern Virginia and Maryland right now, more and more homeowners are looking to renovate the houses they already have rather than attempt to jump into this market right now. If you’re looking to transform your Virginia or Maryland home and want to incorporate something a little more out of the box and unique, consider the advantages of designing with architectural glass.

Incorporating architectural glass into the outdoor living space of your Virginia or Maryland home can elevate the entire design. Glass is sleek, modern, and versatile, and when it comes to customization, it’s incredibly compatible. If your glass manufacturer has the technical expertise and experience, the sky is really the limit with this material.

When you think of standard materials for an outdoor living space, what comes to mind? Pressure-treated wood? Vinyl? Stainless steel? Maybe composite decking? While each of these materials is entirely viable for outdoor spaces, one option is often overlooked: glass. If you’re planning a renovation or a new build, here’s how you can incorporate glass into your outdoor oasis.

Every Virginia or Maryland homeowner looking to create a beautiful, unique outdoor living space needs to ask themselves several questions. Does the project match my taste and aesthetic preferences? Does it promote the lifestyle I want? Is it safe? This last question causes some people to pause when thinking about adding glass to their exterior renovations. Read below to learn everything you need to know about your anti-slip glass floor options.