Materials
Different materials used in the creation of our water walls
Mirror water wall
The mirror is used as a water wall surface for its immediate ability to visually expand any room. Water flows over it continuously and silently, making it an outstanding contemporary decorative element.
Odzo works with you to design and create a custom mirror water wall that seamlessly fits the space it is intended for. Equipped with a closed-circuit pump, the water wall reflects the room’s light while adding a subtle sense of movement, creating a natural and modern atmosphere.
A mirror water wall always captures attention. Calming by nature yet constantly in motion, it surprises, enhances the space, and visually enlarges it for anyone who walks by.
Stone water wall
A water wall is made of two elements: the flowing water, and the facing material that shapes its movement. Odzo offers more than 300 types of facing materials to create the atmosphere you desire, whether modern, classic, zen, natural, or timeless.
The facing is the solid surface over which the water flows. It brings beauty and elegance to the installation, enhances the harmony of the design, and highlights the movement of the water. Odzo has selected high-quality Italian materials from the finest natural collections.
Pebbles and their many variations, marbles and quartzites, slates, and mosaics offer countless possibilities for creating a unique ambiance in your interior space.
Inclusion glass
Inclusion glass is a high-end polymer glass widely used in interior design. Very flexible, it can be shaped in many different ways and comes in a broad range of colors.
Various elements can be embedded inside it, such as minerals, plants, fabrics or even patterns created from digital files. The creative possibilities of this material for water walls depend only on your imagination, especially since lighting effects can further enhance the design.
Edge lighting highlights only the elements embedded in the glass, creating a truly unique visual effect. The way the water flows over this surface will reveal different aesthetics depending on your creativity and the harmony of your interior space.
Glass water wall
A glass water wall is often used as a dividing feature and has the advantage of separating two areas while still allowing light to pass through.
It lets the atmosphere of the space behind it show through while softening and blurring the background, creating a uniquely intimate ambiance.
