Decorative Door Glass
for Your Entrance

• Curb appeal & value: Turn a plain door into a distinctive focal point that can enhance perceived home value.
• Decide how much privacy you want – Different glass types obscure more or less of the view.
• Balance light and insulation needs – Today’s decorative inserts are also designed with energy efficiency in mind.
• Prioritise security: Specify tempered or laminated glass, and consider multi‑point locks on the door.
• Optimise energy efficiency: Choose insulated, low‑E units with warm‑edge spacers suited to Ottawa’s climate.
• Think about long-term maintenance – Some finishes are easier to clean and maintain than others.

Vitre-Art

A leader in decorative artistry, offering dynamic, high-impact designs that turn your entrance into a conversation piece.

Verre Select

Masters of texture and detail, ideal for homeowners who appreciate refined, elegant glasswork.

Novatech

Novatech excels in innovative, high-quality door glass and entrance solutions, enhancing homes with automation and architectural excellence.

Each partner brings something special, allowing you to explore hundreds of combinations that suit every taste and budget.

Stained & Coloured Glass

• Style: Rich, artistic character that suits heritage and traditional homes.
• Security: When specified as tempered or laminated, it can resist impacts better than a double pane.
• Energy efficiency: Typically insulated units with low‑E and argon for performance comparable to many solid panels.

Frosted & etched glass

• Style: Soft, diffused light with excellent privacy—great for street‑facing entries.
• Security: The finish does not weaken the glass. Choose tempered or laminated for added strength; obscuration reduces direct sightlines into your home.
• Energy efficiency: Available in double or triple glazing. Low‑E coatings help manage heat loss/gain for Ottawa’s temperature swings.

Obscure & textured glass

• Style: Patterns that scatter light and blur shapes while maintaining brightness.
• Security: Visual distortion limits visibility from outside. Laminated versions improve impact resistance and hold fragments if broken.
• Energy efficiency: Insulated units perform well year‑round; combine with warm‑edge spacers to reduce edge‑of‑glass heat transfer.

Clear glass with accents

• Style: Minimalist and modern with subtle caming or etched details.
• Security: Large glass areas are weaker with standard glass, but using tempered or laminated glass makes them much stronger and safer.
• Energy efficiency: Excellent when specified as insulated low‑E glass; consider privacy films or interior shades if you want flexibility.

Bevelled & layered glass

• Style: Faceted edges refract light for a premium, sparkling look—ideal for a statement entry.
• Security: Often assembled from multiple pieces; laminated constructions provide the best protection while preserving the design.
• Energy efficiency: Quality sealed units with low‑E coatings maintain comfort; ensure reputable manufacturing to protect against seal failure.

Printed & layered designs

• Style: Digital printing or layered films create intricate patterns, frosted effects, or even custom imagery for a unique, modern look. Works well for both subtle privacy designs and bold decorative statements.
• Security: Printed layers are usually bonded between glass panes, making them resistant to scratches and fading. Multi-layer constructions add strength, but security depends on whether the insert includes tempered or laminated glass.
• Energy efficiency: When combined with insulated glass units, printed and layered inserts can incorporate low-E coatings and gas fills. The extra layers improve thermal performance while preserving the chosen aesthetic.