Glass & mirror designs in Highams Park

The housing in Highams Park is largely Edwardian terraces, bay-fronted 1930s semis and post-war flats. Narrow Victorian hallways and small bathrooms benefit from large made-to-measure mirrors, which reflect light and make tight spaces feel noticeably wider.

In 1930s homes, Art Deco shaped or bevelled mirrors can suit the era, and replacing dated tiles with a glass splashback is a quick kitchen refresh. Modern bathrooms and kitchens suit frameless mirrors and coloured glass splashbacks, which are easy to wipe clean and keep surfaces looking seamless.

Because many houses back onto green space, we pay attention to security on rear doors and sliding or bifold doors to the garden. The trip from our Edmonton factory is about 1.7 miles, so surveys and fitting are easy to schedule.

We make and fit bespoke glass and mirror designs, from bathroom mirrors and splashbacks to glass panels and feature glass for homes and businesses. Cut to measure, they suit renovations, kitchens, bathrooms, restaurants and retail spaces where precise sizing, safety glass and a clean finish matter.

• Toughened and laminated safety glass
• Makes small rooms feel bigger and brighter
• Suits homes, restaurants and shops

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