We work on the premise of " your inspiration, our innovation" and many of our most spectacular projects have been created based on the vision of either an individual or group of forward-thinkers. Art is unique, subjective, meaningful, and extremely personal. You curate the art, we’ll provide the canvas.  

Our craftsmen can bring virtually any vision to glass, and any glass to your space as a spectacular design feature. We do this through a range of products and processes including digital printing and silkscreen ceramic frit. These can be used alone or in combination with each other, as a monolithic application or as part of a multi-layered masterpiece. 

Tinted mirrors are exactly what the name suggests, mirrors with a colored tint. Because of the colored hue manufactured into the glass, a tinted mirror might appear a little bit darker than its normal silvered counterpart.

Some of the tinted mirrors also have texture. The texture is an element of design that defines the surfaces of shapes and forms. By incorporating tinted mirrors into the design of a space, it can act as an accent or a visual texture that will create interest and elevate the feel of the area to being more interesting and stimulating.

Tinted mirrors can be a functional alternative to artwork if you need to create a focal point for a room or a bit of drama. In addition to being low maintenance, it's most useful to give the illusion of expanding small spaces with its reflective nature.

Established in 1875 by the North-West Mounted Police, Fort Calgary is located at the confluence of the Bow and Elbow rivers in Calgary, Alberta. In 1974, the site was purchased by the City of Calgary and reopened as a historic site and museum. In recent years, the Calgary Municipal Land Corporation has made changes to transform and rejuvenate the area surrounding Fort Calgary. As part of this, five red pillars were built on the edge of the East Village, known as the Fort Calgary Sentinels.

The striking red Sentinels link Calgary's East Village together with Fort Calgary. When developing the design, the CMLC's focus was on cohesiveness and community, "we wanted to look at how to treat the edges of the East Village, for a seamless transition between that urban space and park space that is Fort Calgary." states Susan Veres, VP of Marketing and Communications.

In an effort to attract younger clientele into this historic financial institution, the Northern Trust Bank in Chicago commissioned Harley Ellis Devereaux to create a new and sophisticated look for their Monroe Avenue location. A staple in Chicago’s financial sector since its inception in 1889, Northern Trust Bank has always maintained positive relations with both staff and clients. This is reflected in their long‐standing logo which includes an anchor, the nautical symbol of strength and stability.

The design for the lobby's architectural glass canopy was in keeping with the understated grace and poise of the company. The ceramic frit pattern is soft, yet structured and most importantly uniform throughout the installation. This is evident as the illuminated glass canopy gives off an even glow, flooding the space with warm, white light. The metal hardware provides a bit of understated flair, while keeping in line with the tone of the surrounding décor.

People look at our glass, not through it. Our Solid Color Transparent line is no exception, providing the best of both worlds; the beauty of solid color and the ability to let light shine through.

Goldray’s range of transparent colors can be used as either the main feature of a room or as an accent to complement its counterpart from the Solid Color+ line. Bringing in natural light, Solid Color Transparent adds privacy and depth to the design of a space without compromising function. The rich palette of colors allows for several design intents to be satisfied, including wayfinding, privacy, and partitioning. Transparent glass is a cool, modern, and visionary way to add color to a space. 

This versatile product can be used in structural and decorative applications or can be combined with textured glass and other interlayers for custom designs.

The Winnipeg Woman's Hospital was originally built in 1949, featuring five stories and 132 patient beds, which was 72 more than the Winnipeg General Hospital's maternity ward. An impressive new Women's all glass hospital in Winnipeg, is  one of the most advanced areas of the Health Sciences Centre campus. 

Find a beautiful way to create visual separation with glass partitions and doors. Frosted glass, graphics, interlayers, and opaque or transparent colors are only a small selection of options you can select from.