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"Invite Children to Make Their Marks" with Kids Glass More
New York Times Features Kids Glass
The New York Times' Home and Garden department featured Skyline's Kids Glass Animals pattern in its print and online journal July 13.
Stephen Milioti writes that the multicolored glass patterns "invite children to make their marks" with regular markers on brightly patterned glass surfaces:
"Kids Glass from Skyline Design consists of clear panels of safety glass with patterns printed on the back. Children (or adults) can draw on it in regular marker, which cleans up easily with window cleaner or a chalkboard eraser.
Originally designed to provide a homelike atmosphere for children in health-care and other unfamiliar settings, it can be mounted on walls, used as a room divider or placed on a tabletop. There are 11 patterns, including Animals, above, which has bright multicolored animal silhouettes, and Handwriting, which features dotted lines similar to the ones used in penmanship instruction. All patterns come on 1/4-inch-thick, recyclable tempered glass. Sizes are custom, but a typical panel is 3 feet wide by 7 feet high (about $1,500), and groupings of panels can be installed on one wall."
Information: (888) 278-4660 or sales@skydesign.com.
