The main peculiarity of glass curved furniture is the capability to enhance natural light that is inside the room. The transparency of the glass filters light without making visually heavier the whole aspect of the room.
This feature makes curved glass furniture ideal for those who have little spaces and for those who need light furniture in order not to reduce brightness.

Techniques for the production of curved glass

In order to reflect glass, it is necessary to start a thermal process where the material is going to be warmed until reaching the right temperature of softening. Ovens should reach the temperature of 700°, so as glass reachs gradually a plastic consistency. The softened plate, thank to the natural force of gravity, sticks to a plate and then takes its form: in this moment was born the real curving of glass.

Fundamental is the next phase of temperature reduction and diffusion of the tension which permits the creation of a safe and resistant glass. 
Glass during the phase of curving, collect tensions derived from bending and in order to remove them, it is necessary to put the model through a phase of temperature reduction.

It is important that the process takes all necessary time, so glass won't risk to have more tensions. This is the most important moment of the production because it makes glass curved furniture extremely strong and resistant.
A slow temperature reduction promises the best level of security of curved glass. Many models are subjected to a second "cooking" to guarantee a better quality of glass.
The double cooking and the difusion of tension secure a model without tensions, safe and resistant.