11.13.13 | Vancouver, BC | Guaranteed to make a statement, Tessella, Joel Berman Glass Studios newest kiln cast glass pattern dances into the spotlight eliciting memories of the works of M.C Escher with its "impossible" architectural construction.

First introduced as a prototype at NeoCon earlier this year, Tessella hits the market this week. The name Tessella comes from the word tessellation: a pattern made of identical shapes, closely fitted together without any gaps. Tessella's intersecting geometric shapes create a three dimensional glass pattern that is both organic and mathematically regimented. The curvature of the glass reflects light in such a way as to create rhythmic, dance-like movement across its surface.

Each side of the pattern reveals a three-dimensional attribute that showcases visual interest and play of light. Each panel can be custom fabricated and colour-matched to fit any design installation.

Tessella is the latest addition to Joel Berman's kiln formed glass with three-dimensional texture. Hot on the heels of Olivia, Ellisse, and Stilla, this curvaceous beauty is bound to have everyone talking.

About Joel Berman and Joel Berman Glass Studios 

Joel Berman Glass Studios is a world-renowned designer and manufacturer of glass art for the architecture and design community, and offers leading edge solutions and collaboration possibilities to take any glass art project from concept to installation. From its design studio and manufacturing facilities located in Vancouver, BC, Canada,  Joel Berman Glass Studios offers kiln-cast and pressure-formed glass, crafted to the highest standards featuring designer textures, colors, hardware and design services. To learn more about Joel Berman Glass Studios, our brands and our products, please visit jbermanglass.com.