If you need to keep the space open due to light levels, then shelves with an interesting display would work well, a glass divide/window can look odd on an internal wall, if you are not careful, although, depending on the rest of the house, the crittal window might look interesting too. Stained glass would have to look good on both sides and could be very expensive. I like the look of the climbing rope diy on the stairs, it might be worth trying that idea too. Please don't go with the fish tank, horrible expensive out of place smelly things in a nice clean home, they remind me of pet shops! It really boils down to what you like the look of best, if you really have to keep the space open, just don't forget there is nothing wrong with feeling warm in your home and there is more chance of that if you don't feel a blast of cold air every time the front door is opened, so don't rule out a proper wall if it at all possible.

Hi all, I'm looking for some recommendations on where I'd be able to get the following crittall style divider wall and door made. The idea is to allow more light into the kitchen from the upstairs hallway windows and make the space look more open. So walking up the stairs there will be glass on the right-hand side up to the ceiling of the ground floor. To meet building regs it will need to be fire rated. I've attached the designs to give you a better idea. Thank you!

The ambia line is for the legra drawer boxes, which is quite new to the UK market and is a more expensive drawer than the standard blum antaro tandem box drawer, my carcase manufacturer has advised me in the past that their standard cutlery tray also suits the legra box, so I have cheaper cutlery trays that are in anthracite and 423 and 473mm deep and the width is 86mm less than the cabinet ie to suit a 900 wide drawer the cutlery tray is 814mm and they come with dust strips. They also have a knife block and spice jar inserts. But for all the other elemants than I think you may need to stick to the ambia line but depends on what you are after, also worthwhile shopping around as on line suppliers may be cheaper than a showroom price.

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