The smooth surface of the metal contrasts with the decorative structure of the ornamental glass, and the soft light of the lamp enhances the visual appeal of the ornaments.

Traditional ornamental glass is known for glass doors and had its rise in popularity in the 1960s. Over time, it has fallen out of favor and now often remains unused in the warehouses of glass factories.

By using already produced sheets of glass, overproduction can be avoided and the consumption of resources needed for glass production can be reduced.