About Pulp Studio
Pulp Studio develops decorative glass for architecture and interiors, combining lamination, color, and printing processes. Its solutions allow partitions and glazed surfaces to become elements that contribute to the visual identity of a space. Selecting these materials is part of a system-level decision: appearance, dimensions, and application need to be considered alongside the substrate, junctions, and installation conditions shown in the construction details for a proposed building or renovation project.
Glazing selection benefits from distinguishing decorative intent, safety, and project separation requirements. Composition, thickness, and supports need review; the properties of an individual glass product should not be assumed to apply to every combination of glass and framing.
The catalog provides a reference for studying materials within an architectural project. Final selection can be supported by samples, details, and documentation for the proposed system, linking design decisions with component compatibility, substrate preparation, and the purchasing and installation conditions applicable to the specific construction or renovation work.
Glazing selection benefits from distinguishing decorative intent, safety, and project separation requirements. Composition, thickness, and supports need review; the properties of an individual glass product should not be assumed to apply to every combination of glass and framing.
The catalog provides a reference for studying materials within an architectural project. Final selection can be supported by samples, details, and documentation for the proposed system, linking design decisions with component compatibility, substrate preparation, and the purchasing and installation conditions applicable to the specific construction or renovation work.