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At ThinkGlass, we believe in the power of collaboration and innovation. For over two decades, we've worked closely with architects and designers to create exceptional glass countertops, glass stair treads, and architectural glass installations. Our shared vision has taken us around the world, transforming kitchens with luminous glass countertops, bathrooms with serene glass vanities, and commercial spaces with eye-catching glass features. From residential to commercial, interior to exterior, we've helped create spaces that inspire and delight. Let's transform your space together and unlock the potential of glass.


Glass kitchen island countertop in the Laurentians

Tucked away in the heart of the Laurentians, this luxury rustic retreat serves as the client’s second home. A hidden haven by a peaceful lake. The kitchen’s focal point is a meticulously crafted glass countertop island, illuminated by soft LED lighting adding a touch of elegance to the cozy, wood-filled space. Custom cut to perfection, the glass accommodates a sleek overmount sink and features a built-in overhang, inviting guests to sit and enjoy the culinary artistry unfolding before them. This island is more than functional—it's a unique statement of refined luxury, blending the raw beauty of nature with the sophistication of custom glass design, creating a one-of-a-kind experience in this forested escape.

LOCATION: Saint-Hippolyte, Québec, Canada
THICKNESS
: 1 1/2” (36 mm)
COLOR & TEXTURE: Crystal Granula
EDGE: Polished
SPECIAL FEATURES: Integrated RGB LED Lighting System, Precise cutout for sink

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