Tag Archives: Internal Glazing

Why Open-Plan Might Be the Wrong Answer to Your Light Problem

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Open-Plan and Light Are Not the Same Thing When a house feels dark, removing internal walls can seem like an obvious solution. Combine the kitchen, dining room and living space, the reasoning goes, and daylight will be able to move more freely through the plan. Sometimes this works extremely well. But openness and daylight are […]

How Interior Glazing Is Changing Open-Plan Homes

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Why Open-Plan Living Is Being Reconsidered Open-plan living transformed the way modern homes were designed because it answered several problems at once. Removing internal walls could bring kitchens, dining areas and living rooms together, allow daylight to travel further through a floor plan and create a greater sense of space within an existing footprint. In […]

Switchable and Privacy Glass in UK Homes: Is It Worth It?

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What Do We Actually Mean by Switchable Glass? “Privacy glass” can describe several very different products, so the terminology needs to be understood before deciding whether any of them are appropriate for a home. At its simplest, privacy glass can mean conventional glass that is permanently obscured. Frosted, etched or patterned glass allows light through […]

Steel-Look Windows in Heritage Homes: What to Consider

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Steel-Look Windows Are Inspired by a Distinct Architectural Tradition Steel-look windows have become one of the defining features of contemporary residential design, appearing in everything from kitchen extensions to country house renovations. Their slim sightlines, elegant proportions and ability to maximise natural light have made them particularly popular among homeowners seeking a modern yet understated […]