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The shiny, smooth, mirrored surface of the tabletop, made of
glass, attracts the eye. And it is not surprising that with the advent of such models, many began to prefer glass tables. But it is silly to evaluate a product purely by its external quality, whatever one may say. Therefore it is necessary to understand all the advantages and disadvantages of glass models.
It is unreasonable to deny that kitchen tables with glass tops look spectacular, which is their main advantage. A sufficiently wide range allows you to choose the option that suits a specific interior. As a whole, a glass table will look good in almost any design, with the exception of classic style, Provence, rustic and baroque.
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The airiness and transparency of the table, which increases the space in the kitchen, or another room where the table is such a table. This is especially true for small kitchens. After all, this is a great way to expand the room visually. The kitchen will become lighter and it will become more!
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Also,
glass is much lighter than wood, so the product will not be particularly heavy. It is worth paying tribute and its durability. Unlike wooden tables, glass is not afraid of any temperature changes, or high humidity, or direct sunlight. Good quality models are hard to beat.
Glass can be decorated in an original way, so for people with hand painted skills this is a huge plus. Just imagine - at your place there is an exclusively designer table, and you are your designer. Isn't it cool?
Frameworks for such tables are also often quite original. Here, one can say, there are two main options: either a minimalist case with straight lines and a lack of decor, or forged metal or carved wooden legs.
