Glass partitions are very functional, and in addition, they aesthetically fit into a number of stylistic trends from loft to modern classics. By dividing, they unite - this is a miracle of multifunctionality. Moreover, now, when people work remotely and study at home, the topic of “together/separate” comes up sharply, so the interior strives to be flexible and comfortable. We will show in what cases glass partitions need to be said “yes”.

1. Separate the living room and kitchen areas

This is already a classic for organizing open space in the public area of an apartment or house: there are moments when the kitchen needs to be closed (for example, while cooking), and sometimes it is necessary to show the space in full (for example, when guests come). You should not use this technique when the total space is very small: even a glass partition in this case will visually take part of space.

2. Cut off the hallway area

Days have past when completely open space was a novelty: when you enter an apartment, you immediately find yourself in a studio, where everything is in one volume. It is better to separate the entrance area with a partition: this is more logical, more comfortable, and even more hygienic.

3. Separate the bedroom

A layout without hallway remains very fashionable, but it also has its drawbacks: some of the rooms turn out to be adjacent. However, architects and designers know how to turn this disadvantage into an advantage, using glass partitions with different effects. So, in the example below, the partition between the living room and bedroom is controlled from the remote control: it can become matte or transparent literally with a wave of the hand.

4. To add the light

Glass partitions have a useful property: they allow natural light to easily penetrate into the less lit parts of the apartment. So if you have an apartment with bad lighting, consider this option.

5. Decorating a dressing room

You can make a mirror partition, matte or completely transparent, between the bedroom and the dressing room to show both the things themselves and their beautiful orderliness. In addition, this completely personalizes the interior.

6. Separate the study area.

A study in the bedroom is a traditional solution, however, if the size of the room allows, it is better to separate the the office space from the sleeping area. It would be a mistake to separate an small bedroom with a partition.

7. Join the bathroom and bedroom together

A bathroom behind a glass partition is a convenient and effective solution. Below there are two examples where a partition separates the bedroom from the bathroom area, and in the first case the reception was served extravagantly.

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217-44 98th Avenue
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New York 11429
Phone: 718-217-2943
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