Gallery/Hallway pocket doors

This photo was taken inside of a dining room, looking through a portion of its pocket door entry across the gallery/hallway to another set of pocket doors to the library. All of the major rooms in this seaside home are accessed through the central gallery/hallway. Once the design motif of floating pieces of paper was created, along with the color palette, each of the four major rooms fronting the gallery was given individuality with a varying degree and direction of the floating pieces of glass and their colors, as well as privacy by the twin pocket door entry. The doors are 10' tall, and 6' wide. Not only are the stained glass doors functional, but they are also each an added piece of original art for the rooms. John Zimmerman, the homeowner, is an accomplished, world famous photographer and photographed these doors himself.