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Synergraphic Design is a premier art+design studio offering art glass solutions, bespoke lighting, sculptures, murals, and installations for indoor and outdoor spaces, plus artisan glass and finishes. Know More Quality Glass Supplier Glass Interiors Provider Decorative Glass Creator Art & Design Service Provider What We Do Book an Appointment with Us We supply superior quality glass materials. We supply a wide range of glass varieties and elements, from back painted glass, antique mirrors to handcrafted finishes. We create functional glass interiors. We create meticulously designed and artfully handcrafted doors, dividers and screens, kitchen backsplashes, bathroom and feature walls for your homes and offices. We provide art & design professional services. We are a team of artists and designers of diverse expertise offering end-to-end artwork production, consultancy, prototyping, installation and restoration services. View Products Learn More Get Started FEATURED | PRODUCTS LamiArt Choose another type of glass LamiArt Design Possibilities Without Limits Browse Designs Royal Gold LamiArt Royal Series Browse Designs Jaipur 861C LamiArt Jaipur Series Browse Designs FEATURED | PROJECTS Yan Ting Restaurant St Regis Singapore Find Out More About This Project FEATURED | SPECIALTY PRODUCTS Bianca Boards Bianca Boards Dry-erase writing glassboard and high-definition projection surface Learn More Polished For heavy writing usage Learn More Matte For heavy writing usage with an anti-reflective surface Learn More DESIGN STORY Taipei 101 The commission was to create a monument – conceived by well-known architectural firm C Y Lee – out of glass based on the concept of the Chinese tangram, a geometrical puzzle comprising seven different shapes. The monument, the first of its kind, was a tribute to all who were involved in the Taipei 101 project. These included investors, consultants and workers. Read More

We have been commissioned for projects that call for creations that can stand the test of time or projects that require us to think out of the box in order come up with an innovative solution to a seemingly overwhelmingly design challenge. Case Studies We have been commissioned for projects that call for creations that can stand the test of time or projects that require us to think out of the box in order come up with an innovative solution to a seemingly overwhelmingly design challenge. For us, design is harnessing the superior capacity of glass and marrying it with art through different techniques. In the end, we ensure that all our projects are not only aesthetically excellent but are also able to make spaces work for the benefit of the users or audience. Our case studies give you an insight of our design processes. Sort Projects By Clear Duxton Hotel Digital Printing, Sandcarving, Lamination Stained Glass People, Orion & Discovery Digital Printing, Sandcarving, Lamination Bent Glass, Blown Glass, Sandcarved, Metal Works Taj Gurgaon Digital Printing, Sandcarving, Lamination Waterjet, UV Glue, Sandblast, Bevel, Crystal cut Whistler Grand Digital Printing, Sandcarving, Lamination Mixed Media Floating Origami Digital Printing, Sandcarving, Lamination Mixed Media Resplendent Wealth Digital Printing, Sandcarving, Lamination Mixed media Tapestry Digital Printing, Sandcarving, Lamination Cast Glass & Metal Works Misty Willow Digital Printing, Sandcarving, Lamination Digital Printing, Sandcarving, Lamination Taipei 101 Digital Printing, Sandcarving, Lamination Cast Glass, Sandcarving The St Regis Singapore Digital Printing, Sandcarving, Lamination Beveled Crystal Cut Glass, Stained Glass, Metal works

Our Heritage Discover our heritage, discover us. Home / About Us / Our Heritage 40 Years of Breaking Boundaries 1986 - 1995 1996 - 2005 2006 - 2015 2016 - Present Synergraphic is about finding new synergies between materials, art and function, and people from different expertise to create works of enduring beauty. Since the company’s formation in 1986, Synergraphic has remained at the forefront of cutting-edge design. 1986 — 1995 Synergraphic opens as a design studio, exploring studio glass as a material for art and design. Florence and her team works from an artistic perspective, creating pieces that were handmade and on a small scale. 1986 Starts out as an interior design studio 1987 Prime Minister’s Office project for etched glass works 1989 Becomes a sole proprietorship 1990 First overseas project: Hotel Cambodiana, Phnom Penh. Brought in first kiln to Singapore 1991 Introduces art in homes with Nobel Design 1992 First breakthrough project: Bamboo Wall for UOB Executive Suites 1993 Becomes a private limited company; organised Singapore’s first national glass art exhibition Passage of Evolution; launched Florence, a jewelry line at Tangs 1995 Launches Paradigm Glassmart in Park Mall, a one-stop source for all glass needs Becomes a distributor for Italian antique mirrors and acid-etched glass from Spain 1996 – 2005 The second decade sees Synergraphic purchasing commercial space and expanding its workshop. There is a more systematic approach to the business, and clients such as decorators and architects have more design and make options for their decorating and construction projects. 1996 Major project: Crystal Glass Pyramid, Jerudong Park, Brunei 1997 Moves into Changi factory 1999 Launches LamiArt and other product lines including sandblasted textures, kilnformed series, and the GEMS Collection 2002 Sets up a hot glass studio in Chengdu, China; opens SynerG Showroom at Mosque Street 2004 The first to set up a hot glass studio in Singapore and the region 2005 Launches Synerscape: Art in the Garden at The Legends, Fort Canning 2006 — 2015 With accumulated expertise and experience to work on complex projects that combined glass with other mediums, Synergraphic is recognized in the design industry for innovative solutions without compromising on creativity. The acquisition of a UV printer lends more options for printing text to photographs, even replicating textures such as stone on glass. 2007 Major projects include Taipei 101 (photo below), MGM Grand Macau, St Regis Hotel Singapore, Swissotel, Beijing 2008 Major projects include The Sail, MBS 2011 Major projects include Art Sculpture for Livia Condominium (photo below), Singapore 16/32, Scotts Square, Singapore, Bamboo Garden, UOB, MBS, Singapore Launch of Florenz, our artworks collection 2012 Major projects include UOB Wealth Banking bamboo Garden (photo below), Lattice Features, Taj Gurgaon Hotel, India 2013 Adds digital print to capabilities 2015 Creates People, Orion and Discovery for Seagate 2016 — Present In 2016, we celebrated our 30th anniversary with a retrospective exhibition and an Anniversary book to document thirty years of pioneering work in glass art. Since then we have been transforming the business inside out, with an emphasis on People in order to sustain and drive the growth of the business. While we continue to expand into other markets such as Sri Lanka, we have also been growing the residential segment in Singapore in our continuous endeavour to Transform Spaces with Glass and Art. 2016 30th anniversary celebrations with exhibition and launch of Anniversary Book 2018 Won first project in Sri Lanka, Stained Glass Jewel Dome for Private Residence 2020 Launch of ArteGlas and other product ranges namely Earth Tales Vol. II and Bianca Board 2013 Major projects include Royal Dance, Cape Royale Sentosa 2023 Moved to our new office and factory. 2023 Major projects include Atmosphere Bar, Burj Khalifa, Dubai (photo below), One Holland Village, Singapore, Qatar Airways Lounge, Changi Airport. 2024 Major projects include Dancing Poppies (photo below), Changi Chapel Museum, Singapore, Changi Airport, Terminal 2 Level 4 1985-1995 1996-2005 2006-2015 206-Present

Glass bricks are making a comeback in the interior design scene and this trend is bigger and better. With the added variety of glass bricks from smooth to textured to colour tinted ones, glass bricks combine variety with versatility to create a modern and exciting look. Whether it's for accent walls or structural decoration, let’s go through the different types of glass bricks and how they can elevate your spaces. Faceted Glass Bricks For a bold, sculptural and attention-grabbing look, pair these textured glass bricks with mixed colours, and stack them asymmetrically or you could form a graphic when stacked together. Faceted glass bricks are the most textured bricks out of all, and they show a raw and natural feeling based on its style. They resemble raw crystals or stones that are chanced upon underneath a newly discovered cave. Use them for creative spaces like galleries, feature walls and creative studios, as they can be an art sculpture that helps with immersing you in the artistic zone, and maybe give you an inspiration or two. Wave Glass Bricks Wave patterns are best at creating a retro or coastal look especially when using blue or clear or mixing these two colours to mimic water. The wave-like patterns and bubble-like interior creates the illusion that these bricks are trapping water from the sea, emphasizing the relaxing and nostalgic feeling. They blend in well in bathrooms, coastal and retro-style interiors, where the movement-focused bricks can be stacked in curved or wave-like patterns to bring out feelings of leisure. Hand-painted glass bricks that depict the ocean, sky or beach can also help enhance the coastal interior concept with its unique structure and painting. Clean Glass Bricks Fitting for a minimalistic space, clean glass bricks with clear or frosted finishes can give your space a clean and contemporary feel. Clean glass bricks are transparent, extremely clear and suits places where you want sunlight to be shined in, and it makes the room feel bigger with its glossy and reflective surface. For frosted glasses, they provide privacy while softening the light to recreate a soft and natural environment. These clean glass bricks are suitable for kitchens, corridors and office walls as it provides a sense of neatness and structure which adds to a pure modernity look. Polished Glass Bricks Polished glass bricks are ideal for spaces where many guests walk by. Glass bricks are highly durable and suitable for areas with high traffic and polished glass bricks increase this functionality with its aesthetic. Adding a sleek and modest glamour, you can use neutral or monochrome tones for your space or use mirroring to increase light reflection and get a dramatic and posh effect. You can also engrave the glass with customised patterns and motifs for an additional touch of luxuriousness for space like hotel lobbies, hallways and bathrooms. Organic Glass Bricks Combining contemporary with nature-inspired elements, organic glass bricks create a soft and earthy feel. With its rounded edges, you can choose to go for earth-toned bricks like olive, sand or sage to remind you of the natural environment. You can choose for lights to be inserted and drilled into these glass bricks, to create a brighter aesthetic with softer light. They add a hint of serenity and calmness through its colour and texture, and you can incorporate them in spaces like spa rooms, garden partitions or meditation corners. As the trend of using glass bricks returns, it is no longer just a sentimental element from the past, they are a modern, stylish and versatile solution in enhancing your spaces. Whether in bustling and busy spaces like galleries or personal areas like bathrooms, there are endless possibilities to what glass bricks can do to bring life to your space.

When thinking of glass bricks, you might associate it with art sculptures and pieces. While that isn’t wrong, glass bricks are much more versatile than that. Glass bricks can be used at home to add elegance and a distinctive aesthetic. Here are three ways glass bricks can be used to transform your spaces: Kitchen Islands Kitchen islands don’t have to serve just one function. It can be a mood booster and a sculptural centrepiece that adds sophistication. When glass meets lighting, the reflective surface of the glass transforms light into a softer glow. Consider using warm lighting to give your space a warm and cozy look, and it especially adds to the mood and ambience of your living space at night. The style of stacked frosted or clear glass bricks can also add a sculptural visual to your space, turning your kitchen island into a design centrepiece. Stair Risers It’s common for stair risers to have LED lights for safety reasons, but if glass bricks are added to the mix, an ethereal look will be born. When lights behind or beneath the glass stair risers shine, it gives off an illusion of floating stairs. Apply a slip-resistant surface treatment to ensure safety while maintaining style. Finish the look by pairing this with steel or wooden elements for your stairs for a contrast and dynamic aesthetic. Bathroom Partitions While partitions are usually opaque to provide privacy, transparent or translucent glass bricks would work beautifully as partitions without compromising on privacy or lighting. Use frosted or wavy bricks to distort silhouettes while allowing light to pass through, and they are perfect for spa or resort-inspired bathrooms. Glass bricks are also moisture and heat resistant, making it a suitable material for humid and wet conditions like the bathroom. In essence, glass bricks are meant for more than just artistic sculptures. They bring structure, sophistication and creativity to your everyday lives without compromising on functionality. Step beyond traditional materials using glass bricks and expect a unique look to liven up your spaces.

As retro concepts gain more popularity, glass bricks also return to become a timeless treasure. From outdoors to indoors, glass bricks are becoming interior designers’ favourite material as they produce unique reactions with light, small spaces and other textures. Here are three reasons why you should use glass bricks: Light Sculpting Glass bricks don't just exist in your space; it interacts with light to create a dynamic and natural look. Depending on the time of day and the brightness of the light, glass bricks reflect light differently, showing unique patterns that resemble the surface of water. With the changing light patterns throughout the day, glass bricks sculpt the light and adds a sense of movement and visual interest to your space. Open Layouts Using glass bricks as partition walls helps to zone out your space and yet give it a sense of spaciousness. Since glass bricks allow light to shine through, it lets light and air flow freely in your space without making the area feel too closed off. They are especially suitable for compact homes as a stylish alternative for sectioning out your areas. Textural Variety Minimalistic trends have been a fan favourite in interior design but, a downside to this trend is that it may look visually flat with minimal elements. Glass bricks add dimension to your space with its added texture in various ways depending on the type of finish and surface such as frosted, wavy or faceted surfaces. Glass bricks complement wood and concrete materials beautifully while highlighting its own patterns and structure. Glass bricks go beyond a retro sculpture or a decoration, they provide endless styles that can fit in any of your spaces. They are especially distinctive and enhance your space through sculpting light, contributing to airy layouts and adding to textural variety. Let this functional art reflect your personality and reshape your space.