Glass ideas for internal oak doors?
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Jonathan
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What internal doors?? Help please
Comments (1)White for best value - oak for opulence !!!...See MoreInternal oak doors
Comments (18)Both of those French doors look lovely. We also have French doors to consider but have opted for pattern 10s for those because each doors is quite narrow at 24". We aren't keen on having the matching pattern 10s for the single glazed doors because I think it might end up looking a bit plain. So I guess I just need to decide on door 2 or 3 to go with door 1 - why is it so hard!...See MoreReplace white internal doors with Oak ?
Comments (19)Even though I am a fan of oak doors and I like how they look in most cases, in this case, it would be a bit excessive. They would not match the general atmosphere in the house that is so light and even a little Victorian. You may try and install some small 1930s internal doors made of oak and see for yourself. It might work if you choose the correct color. I would paint it too creamy white, so it does not stand out much. It’s up to you, and you must decide what you like the most. You can find many pictures on the Internet and apply them to your house to see what it will look like....See MoreFinal Poll for downstairs internal doors. Thank you!!
Comments (100)The room is looking good. personally i would break up the solid yellow on that back wall with a patterned oblong cushion. I’d also add a slim vase of stems on the table and something smallish in the bowl to layer the height etc (try the bowl off centre). I’d also add a tasselled wool etc throw over the arm of the sofa in the forefront to add texture. Assuming the tv fits (as the shelf needs to be wider), I’d go for a slightly shorter unit than you currently have as it looks too close to the door and side table. You could add art over the side table, something a bit more than half the height of the mirror although I might get the shelf first. I’d also add art in the alcove. Again personal opinion but I might continue the blue on each wall to disguise the tv...See MoreJonathan
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Niki Markwick
8 years agoStained glass would look beautiful, especially in the early morning / late afters with the flow of light ... stunning!
Chris Goodchild
8 years agoI would suggest using two way batwing door hinges, the doors are really suitable for those and fit some leaded glass panels so that anyone passing through can see if there is someone on the other side before opening the doors.
Andrew Millar
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PROGo Glass Design Ltd
8 years agoHi There
We specialise in glass design and would be able to produce etched, sandblasted and stained glass all of which are made for toughned safety glass. We are happy to work with yourselves on a bespoke design, why not look here for some inspiration Go Glass. Why not contact our expert design team on info@goglass.co.uk who would be able to help you further and provide you with a no obliagation quote.. We ship world wide using specialist couriers.
Dont be tempted with using viynls or plastic films you just will note be ablet to get the luminesance that you would with real glass.
The Go Glass Team
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