



Duncan’s Onami and Ocean textured glass table tops have one surface sculpted into a faceted organic texture that is visually re-defined and altered by light. From one point of view it will appear to be muted, from another vibrant. From transparent quarried stone to the look of pristine ice, or even moving water.
It's this unique interaction with light not found in other types of textured glass that creates the visual beauty of Onami and Ocean sculpted textured glass table tops.
NOTE:
Every Onami custom textured glass table top is made to order. and because of the organic nature and Eco-friendly surface sculpting texturing process no two Onami textured glass table tops are ever identical
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This 12 ft” x 41/2 ft x 3/4” Onami Crystal low iron glass table top is installed on the after deck of the M.Y. Lady Laura out of Fort Lauderdale, FL. The installation was designed by Capt. Michael Auer as was the complete re-fit of the Lady Laura.
the edge color of Onami Crystal textured low iron glass

142” x 54” Onami Crystal low iron glass table top for the M.Y. Lady Laura - Fort Lauderdale

custom table by Michael Auer Design with 60” textured Onami Crystal glass top

There are two types of glass used for Onami and Ocean cold textured glass table tops. 1/2” which can be tempered and 3/4” “clear” which has a deep green tint and low iron optically clear.
Though the edges of both clear and low iron optically clear have color the color of the low iron glass is approximately 50% less than the emerald green tint of ordinary clear glass. (see below for an explanation)
An Onami cold textured glass table top made from low iron glass adds the style and visual presence not found in any other type of custom textured glass.
types of glass are used for Onami surface sculpted glass table tops & counters
low iron glass - optically clear
clear glass - green tint






a 72” x 42” x 1/2” clear Ocean sculpted textured glass table top

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the nature of a surface is defined by the intersection of light and shadow
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