Bubbles

Aquila Art Glass Bubbles and its raised surface texture

Aquila Art Glass Bubbles earns its name from small raised bubbles worked directly into the glass, a dimensional surface instead of a printed pattern, so light catches unevenly instead of bouncing off one flat plane. The line covers rectangle and oval pulls alongside circle and square knobs, running from Lavender and Spring Green to Pumpkin Orange, Black, White, and Deco Gray, with additional shades beyond that group.

Why a texture inside the glass holds up

Because the bubbles sit inside the glass rather than on the surface, they won't wear flat or rub away with regular handling the way an applied texture eventually would on a lesser piece. The effect reads most clearly close up, on a lower cabinet or a drawer near eye level, and less so viewed from several feet away, so it rewards a kitchen that gets looked at closely rather than glimpsed in passing.

Four shapes, one texture, several colors

Rectangle and oval pulls suit drawers where a horizontal grip works best, while the circle and square knobs mount to cabinet doors with a standard single-hole bore instead. Every design in the group carries the same Arts and Crafts tag, fitting spaces built around hand-worked detail over a plated metal surface. Since each piece gets worked by hand individually, some variation in bubble placement and exact shade is normal between two items pulled from the same color name, more a mark of the process than anything to flag as a mismatch when comparing pieces ordered at different times.

A plainer option and a metallic one, for comparison

For one steady tone without the raised surface, Solids keeps things flat by design. For a metallic surface in place of clear or opaque glass, Metallic takes the material somewhere else entirely.