Black-framed glass-panel partitions are getting more popular with homeowners. Some like it as it opens up the space, while others like that the look goes well with the interior style at home, especially the industrial look.
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These homeowners used the frames to create an open-concept dressing area and wardrobe space. Frosted glass helps define the space further in the master bedroom.
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The homeowners opted for folding glass-panel doors to the studio as it visually enlarges the area, and allows them to combine the living room and studio spaces.
"We needed a studio to work in, and the combined living and studio space is where our friends can hang out and get creative," says homeowner Adam.
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(Design: Hello Embryo)
Black-framed partitions complement the open shelves in the living room here.
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The design team installed sliding glass doors as an interior partition to separate the sleeping space from the living and dining areas.
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(Design: Project File)
This industrial-style home manages to look very well put together by sticking strictly to a monochromatic colour scheme.
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(Design: Space Sense)
The glass-panel doors here separate the large bedroom from the dressing area.
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(Design: Habit)