Midtown Glass Table Tops
We get it — you want a table top that looks effortless, lasts, and fits your exact style. Whether you’re updating a dining room, outfitting a lobby, or designing a boutique café, a custom glass table top can deliver clarity, light, and a refined finish that other materials can’t match. At Glass Governor (Locally owned & Operated), we design and produce glass table tops tailored to your space and aesthetic
What About Glass Table Tops?
What a custom glass table top gives you
A visually lighter surface that brightens a room and visually enlarges small spaces.
A hygienic, non-porous surface that’s easy to clean and sanitary for dining and hospitality uses.
Precise fit and finish to match round, oval, square, or highly irregular bases and designs.
Design flexibility: clear, low-iron (extra clarity), tinted, frosted, or patterned options to match your interior palette.
Beyond these basics, custom glass tops protect underlying surfaces from scratches, water rings, spills, and even UV damage when you opt for tinted or specialized coatings. This makes them especially worthwhile for preserving high-value wood furniture or antique bases, adding both functionality and longevity without altering the original piece's charm.
Where Glass Table Tops Fit In
Dining table glass top protection
Location & Integration
A protective glass top for dining tables maintains the beauty of your furniture while adding an easy-to-clean, hygienic surface. In homes, where formal dining spaces often serve multiple functions, glass tops help prevent scratches, stains, and sun fading without hiding the table’s original character. Clear or low-iron glass maintains color accuracy for wood or stone tables, ensuring the surface looks its best year-round.
Installing & Pairing
We cut glass to match your dining table’s exact dimensions and shape, using tempered glass for durability and safety. Edges can be flat-polished or beveled, depending on the desired look. For added UV protection, we offer tinted or coated glass. Small bumpers are applied to allow airflow between the glass and the table, preventing moisture buildup. This approach preserves both the furniture and the room’s aesthetic.
Coffee table replacement glass
Location & Integration
Replacing coffee table glass is an opportunity to refresh the entire piece. In living rooms, a new glass top can modernize a classic base or restore a worn table to like-new condition. Glass helps the table feel less bulky, especially in smaller spaces, and works well with a variety of materials, from wood to metal to rattan.
Installing & Pairing
We fabricate replacement glass to match your existing base exactly, ensuring a snug and stable fit. Tempered glass is standard for safety, with low-iron options for higher clarity. Edge treatments like rounded corners or ogee profiles can match the style of the table base. Pair with decorative trays or books to personalize the surface while maintaining easy cleaning and durability.
Outdoor patio table glass top
Location & Integration
Outdoor patio tables benefit from durable glass tops that resist weathering and maintain a polished look through ’s hot, humid summers. Clear glass highlights decorative table frames, while tinted glass can reduce glare and heat absorption. Positioned on patios, decks, or poolside, glass tops provide a sleek surface that withstands frequent gatherings.
Installing & Pairing
We use tempered safety glass rated for outdoor use, with optional UV-resistant coatings. Edges are polished for safety, and rubber bumpers are added to prevent movement and absorb impact. Pair tinted glass with lighter frame colors to reduce heat buildup, or use frosted glass for a softer, diffused look. Our installation ensures the top stays secure even in windy conditions.
Custom desk glass cover for offices
Location & Integration
Custom glass desk covers protect the surface from scratches, spills, and wear while adding a professional finish. In offices, they can transform basic desks into sleek, modern workstations. Clear glass preserves the look of wood or metal surfaces, while frosted or tinted glass can add privacy and style.
Installing & Pairing
We measure and fabricate glass to fit your desk exactly, with polished or beveled edges for comfort. Tempered glass is standard for durability and safety. Pair with anti-slip pads to keep the cover in place without damaging the desk’s finish. Frosted glass works well for reducing glare under bright office lighting, while low-iron glass offers the clearest view of decorative materials beneath.
Comparing Your Glass Table Tops Options
Glass Type | Key Benefits | Best Use Cases | Thickness Guidelines |
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Tempered Glass | 4–5× stronger than annealed glass safer fracture pattern ideal for dining and coffee tables in family/public spaces. | Dining tables coffee tables high-use surfaces. | Small: 1/4 in (6 mm); Coffee/console: 3/8 in (10 mm); Large: 1/2 in (12 mm) or more. |
Laminated Glass | Extra safety and sound-damping; stays intact when broken; can include decorative interlayers; good for high-traffic areas. | Children’s rooms hospitality spaces busy homes. | Similar to tempered; thickness based on size/support often matched to tempered guidelines. |
Low-Iron Glass | Maximum optical clarity neutral color rendering; highlights true colors best for well-lit spaces where imperfections are visible. | Designer tables art display tables bright spaces. | Same as tempered; clarity benefits apply regardless of thickness. |
Tinted or Back-Painted Glass | Adds color accents or blends with décor; reduces glare and heat in sunny climates; coordinates with finishes. | Accent tables sunny rooms color-themed interiors. | Follow tempered sizing; tinted layers may add slight thickness. |
Why We Love Midtown
With Glass Governor, we take pride in providing professional Glass Table Tops services in Midtown. Known throughout Midtown and the Metro Atlanta region, we understand the unique styles of houses and commercial properties in Midtown. Our team combines decades of expertise with a deep understanding of community needs, giving you solutions that are long-lasting and functional.
From enhancing your interior, or adding curb appeal to a business property, families and business owners in Midtown rely on us for custom Glass Table Tops. Our projects often involve designers to design personalized solutions. With knowledge of what Midtown property owners are looking for, we make sure your project fits perfectly.
Backed by our strong presence throughout Metro Atlanta and our proven results in Midtown, Glass Governor delivers more than just Glass Table Tops—we deliver confidence in your investment. Each project we complete is done with attention to detail, so you can feel confident your project will enhance your space and provide long-term performance.
Things Midtown Homeowners and Commercial Property Managers Need to Know About Glass Table Tops
Glass Table Tops in Midtown must withstand seasonal heat, humidity, freezing winters and salty sidewalk run-off while also complementing Art Deco lobbies, glassy modern towers, and historic brownstone storefronts; those realities drive choices like tempered or laminated glass, low-iron clarity, UV-resistant coatings, sealed edges and custom edge profiles for durability and safety. Installation techniques — expansion gaps, stainless anchors, vibration-dampening pads and timed deliveries to avoid peak pedestrian hours or building restrictions — preserve finish and comply with local codes. Retail, restaurant and office clients in Midtown demand high traffic durability, stain resistance and quick turnaround for minimal downtime. Glass Governor leverages local knowledge, on-site templating, permit support and custom fabrication to specify, install and maintain table tops that meet Midtown’s weather, architectural and business challenges.
Midtown Points of Interest
Piedmont Park | Urban park with skyline views and lake. | SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film | Fashion and film exhibits. |
Atlanta Botanical Garden | Iconic gardens and canopy walk. | Tech Square (Technology Square) | Innovation district at Georgia Tech. |
High Museum of Art | Renowned art museum. | Alliance Theatre | Performing arts venue. |
Fox Theatre | Lavish 1929 palace for shows and tours. | Symphony Hall | Atlanta Symphony Orchestra home. |
Colony Square | Food hall, art and outdoor events. | Woodruff Arts Center | Arts campus. |
Center for Puppetry Arts | Museum and theater. | Atlanta Contemporary | Contemporary art museum. |
Federal Reserve Money Museum | Exhibits on currency and banking. | North Ave MARTA | Transit access to citywide attractions. |
Margaret Mitchell House | Author museum. | Peachtree Street Landmarks | Historic façades and towers. |
Midtown Mile | Dining, retail and public art corridor. | Arts District Station (MARTA) | MARTA stop in the heart of Midtown. |
BeltLine Eastside/North Ave Spur | Trail connections to parks. |
Midtown Points of Interest
Piedmont Park | Urban park with skyline views and lake. |
Atlanta Botanical Garden | Iconic gardens and canopy walk. |
High Museum of Art | Renowned art museum. |
Fox Theatre | Lavish 1929 palace for shows and tours. |
Colony Square | Food hall, art and outdoor events. |
Center for Puppetry Arts | Museum and theater. |
Federal Reserve Money Museum | Exhibits on currency and banking. |
Margaret Mitchell House | Author museum. |
Midtown Mile | Dining, retail and public art corridor. |
BeltLine Eastside/North Ave Spur | Trail connections to parks. |
SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film | Fashion and film exhibits. |
Tech Square (Technology Square) | Innovation district at Georgia Tech. |
Alliance Theatre | Performing arts venue. |
Symphony Hall | Atlanta Symphony Orchestra home. |
Woodruff Arts Center | Arts campus. |
Atlanta Contemporary | Contemporary art museum. |
North Ave MARTA | Transit access to citywide attractions. |
Peachtree Street Landmarks | Historic façades and towers. |
Arts District Station (MARTA) | MARTA stop in the heart of Midtown. |
Make It Yours with Custom Designs
With deep expertise in Midtown’s glass industry, we deliver tailored solutions that meet your exact specifications. From design to installation, our team ensures quality and precision, creating reflective panels that elevate your interior.
What to plan for
Transparent process — how a typical custom glass top project moves forward
Discovery: We talk through the intended use, style goals, and any constraints from the existing base or space.
Material review: You see samples and we discuss trade-offs between clarity, safety, and finish.
Measurement templating: Accurate on-site templating or careful dimension confirmation guides precise cutting.
Cutting, finishing, and edge work: Cutting to shape and applying the chosen edge/finish to meet the agreed look.
Delivery planning: We coordinate delivery to reduce risk during transport and to ensure safe placement.
If you value clarity in communication and predictable outcomes, this process is designed to reduce surprises and deliver the precise outcome you want. We adhere to ASTM standards for fabrication tolerances, ensuring every piece meets quality benchmarks.
Industry Standards and Safety Insights
To build trust, we follow established guidelines from the National Glass Association (NGA) and U.S. standards like ANSI Z97.1 for impact performance and CPSC 16 CFR 1201 for consumer safety. This means recommending tempered or laminated glass for most tops to minimize breakage risks. For projects, we also consider local factors like humidity and sun, suggesting UV-filtering options to prevent fading.
Design
Custom shapes and precision measurement (how we ensure a perfect fit)
Custom table tops are measured to follow the exact footprint of your base or tabletop outline. For unusual shapes — live-edge bases, sculptural frames, or vintage furniture — precise templating ensures the glass aligns with contact points and mounting hardware. We work to account for protective pads or mounting bumpers so the glass rests securely and discretely.
Common mounting choices (explained)
Discrete rubber or silicone bumpers create a gap that prevents slipping and cushions the glass against movement, while allowing airflow to prevent condensation in 's variable weather.
Metal standoffs or brackets can lift a glass top for a floating effect; appropriate selection depends on base design and weight distribution.
Adhesive bonding is used in some applications where a permanent, gap-free appearance is required; this approach is selected with safety and future maintenance in mind.
Because safety and longevity are important, we’ll discuss which mounting approach fits your table base and intended use before any cutting or finishing begins. For outdoor patios, we suggest tempered glass with weather-resistant hardware to handle pollen, storms, and sun exposure.
Service the Greater Atlanta Area
Glass Governor is Locally owned & Operated with a showroom and workspace that’s accessible from the broader area. Visit our location near Marietta Square to see sample glass types, edge options, and finished installations in person. Seeing glass in situ (how it reflects light and matches surrounding materials) makes material decisions far easier than relying on photos alone—especially with 's bright sunlight influencing tints and clarity.
(We recommend calling ahead to confirm sample availability and to schedule a time to review materials.) Our metro location means quick templating and delivery, often within weeks, tailored to local needs like UV protection for sunny exposures.
Midtown Glass Table Tops Company
Top Questions About Glass Table Tops
Are glass table tops safe for dining and everyday use
Yes. Custom shaping via accurate templating allows glass tops to match a wide range of base shapes. We evaluate contact points and mounting needs to recommend a secure solution.
Will fingerprints and smudges be a problem?
Glass shows fingerprints more than opaque surfaces, but a quick wipe with the right cleaner restores clarity. Certain finishes and coatings can reduce the appearance of marks.
Can the glass show scratches over time?
Like all surfaces, glass can scratch if exposed to abrasive contact. Choosing appropriate edge finishing, protective pads, and cautious use minimizes that risk
What's the typical cost for a custom glass table top in
Prices vary by size, thickness, glass type, and edges—starting around $200 for small overlays and up to $800+ for large tempered dining tops. Factors include templating and delivery; contact us for a free quote tailored to your project
Can a glass top be made to fit an unusual or vintage base?
Yes. Custom shaping via accurate templating allows glass tops to match a wide range of base shapes. We evaluate contact points and mounting needs to recommend a secure solutio