skip to main content

Hi, I Love the steel room dividers, who made these please? Thank you

6 years ago

North Kensington family home · More Info

Sort by:Oldest

Comment (1)

PRO
Turner Pocock
6 years ago
They're called Crittall doors - have a google, lot of companies produce them.
Related Discussions
Another room made over I'm proud of again on a budget
Q
Comments (31)
This was the units the worktops the sink taps plinths just minus the alliances from ikea basically I bought two different kitchens and combined them by matching the handles and it all pulled together xy
...See More
I need help please to bring my sitting room to Life!
Q
Comments (9)
Hi. It's quite difficult to work out the whole room from the pics and exactly what your style is. If the room can take it I'd go for a mid tone grey on the walls so there isn't as much contrast with the sofas but if not a pale but warm grey. Swap the rug for something plain but with texture so a natural coloured sisal for instance so it doesn't make the room feel smaller with such a contrast between rug and floor. I'd use orange as the accent colour so maybe grey patterned curtains with orange cushions and additional artwork. It may also be worth considering blinds rather than curtains to give the sofa some space. I would also pick another colour like green or teal etc to liven it up for just a couple of accessories. Use a mixture of textured and patterned cushions. put something in the middle of the dining table be it a plant or flowers or vase etc. also consider the lighting as table and floor lamps will add a cosy feel. Can you move the dining table so it's central under the light and add a feature pendant (maybe with some orange!)? The existing art looks as if it is hung a little high so would rehang a few inches lower and align over the sofa. Is it a table in front of the tv? Can that be moved in front of the sofa and accessorised? A plant and a couple of piles of books are cheap accessories! Is there anyway to move the furniture to cover the ŵall sockets or maybe disguise with a potted plant?
...See More
Who made these French doors and windows?
Q
Comments (3)
Those doors and sash windows are lovely, we're not sure who made them but we could make something very similar. All our timber projects are bespoke and we can paint them in a factory finish to match any colour you like. We do traditional lead weighted sash windows too so if you like the windows next to the doors these could also be made. All our doors and windows are double glazed, we used toughened glass and the doors all have multi point locking systems for high security. If you are interested in getting a quote you can either message us on Houzz or contact us on: admin@timbermaster.co.uk or call us on 01788577112. We would just need the opening measurements and your postcode. thanks.
...See More
Room divider ideas please
Q
Comments (32)
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.
...See More

Sponsored

More Discussions

roof lantern location

6

How to decorate window on landing

13

How can I fit an induction hob in place of a range cooker?

5

Above garage extension to create primary suite

2

Inserting a bathroom downstairs and adding a separate toilet

0

United Kingdom

Tailor my experience with cookies

Houzz uses cookies and similar technologies to personalise my experience, serve me relevant content, and improve Houzz products and services. By clicking ‘Accept’ I agree to this, as further described in the Houzz Cookie Policy. I can reject non-essential cookies by clicking ‘Manage Preferences’.