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Glow in the dark Kitchen splashbacks and solid surfaces ?

6 years ago

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Some new materials we are developing and working with luminescent glow in the dark art, splashbacks and solid surfaces.. would you if you could? No wiring, natural energy output, ambient light? let me know if anyone is interested to be the beta tester? info@glartique.com

High end bespoke printed glass splashback (no glow)

High end bespoke printed glass splashback glows in the dark before

High end bespoke printed glass splashback glows in the dark after

Glow in the dark paving slabs before and after

Glow in the dark quartz before and after

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