
It used to be common to disguise an uninspired view with a glass shelf or shelves holding small potted plants. We've seen a lot of homes in SF with double parlors, and we've noticed that the back room in this arrangement invariably has a window with a view of the neighbor's siding. So we've decided that the glass-shelf window is an idea worth reviving. It eliminates both the ugly view and the need for a curtain or blinds. Daylight still shines through and you get a refreshing eye- and lungful of nature.
The simplest way we know to mount a glass shelf in a window frame is to use cable hanging devices.




I recall someone asked a either a contest entrant or house touree about how she made her glass shelves to work so beautifully in her windows. I believe it was on the NYC pages. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
this is also a really great way to do it. "it's a good thing". :D hehe
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