Former Vicarage Renovation, South East
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Architect Your Home added this to Want to Knock Down a Wall? Ask These Important Questions First
How many degrees of separation are there?Often, one of the most dramatic effects of knocking down a wall is the change in the level of natural daylight. Many homes have an darker inner room, traditionally used as the dining room, which has in more recent times become underused. If going totally open-plan isn’t for you, then the effect of openness can still be achieved by installing a glazed screen and doors. Here, the minimal metal frame enables the maximum amount of light to flow between the rooms while maintaining an acceptable degree of separation.
Vaishnavi Nayel Talawadekar added this to Turn One Room Into Two With These Genius Ideas
3. Install glass partitionsGlass doors like these are a good choice if you’re looking to create a division without robbing your larger space of light and volume. Install them floor to ceiling to merge them into the shell of your room and make them a luminous gateway between your spaces.
Julia Fairley added this to Room Dividers: 20 Chic Ideas to Partition Spaces
7. Almost French. Hertfordshire, UKDesigner: Cherie Lee Interiors
