Sterling Plumbing - What's New - Shower Door Patterns

Portilla - as the name suggests, the door is completely frosted with a portal at the top remaining clear.
Templar - a mostly frosted glass, the only clear portions are the cross-like lines in the center of the door, the broader band around the parameter, and the flower-type emblem at the top.
Bishop's Lace - resembles the flower by the same name, delicate and lace-like. The flowers are clear glass.
Oak Park - very geometric, resembling a leaded glass window. A mostly clear door, the square at the top and the dividing lines are frosted.
Lake Mist - from the bottom to top, the glass gradually transitions from frosted to transparent.
Tulle - resembling the typical tulle pattern found in veils or cloth, this pattern has net-like quality, only enlarged or magnified to see the detail. Only the tulle lines are frosted; the rest of the glass is clear.
Brownstone - like the traditional exterior door found on a Brownstone house, three squares containing large X's run vertically down the door. At the center of each X is a circle.
Tangle - like strings of yarn or spaghetti, this pattern is random, appearing to have no discernible pattern.
Kaleidica - as the name suggests, this pattern resembles a kaleidoscope.
Giverny - this closely resembles delicate lattice work. The lattice work is frosted with the rest of the door being clear.