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Beautiful and Practical: Windows Indoors

published Oct 2, 2014
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Why would you want to have a wall inside your house when you could have a wall… made of windows? Lately I’ve been seeing lots of interiors that use steel windows (and doors) as room dividers. It’s sort of a genius solution; a wall of windows clearly delineates separate spaces, but still lets light (and views) flow through. And if you need a little privacy, you can always install a curtain behind the windows, as in the photo above. It’s the best of all possible worlds. And it’s really, really pretty.

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Up top and above: a glass divider keeps this apartment, from Dom & Wnetrze via Domaine Home, feeling airy and spacious. The curtain behind the divider can be drawn for a little extra privacy.

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This space from Nate Berkus includes a window between the kitchen and adjacent dining room. The house is visually open, but the kitchen still feels like its own space.

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A huge sliding steel window is such an elegant way to separate space. Spotted on Nova Te Asesora.

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A glass room divider in a space from Mad & Bolig.

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A glass wall separates the kitchen from the living room in an apartment from Fantastic Frank.

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A steel room divider mimics the steel window in this elegant, modern space from The Design Chaser.

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An interior window in a beautiful kitchen from Balingslov.

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This space from Trendland is pretty incredible… and a glass divider preserves the openness of the space, while still creating separate rooms.

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This room divider from La Maison d’Anna G includes louvered windows and a door.

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And finally, a beautiful bedroom in a beautiful loft space from Camilla Tange.