The living rooms are the central part of a house and a wall with a glass feature can make a common place become an unforgettable one. Glass unlike solid walls or heavy panels gives the impression of openness and serves as a platform of light, reflections and even artistic expression.
Wall feature glasses operate in numerous ways. The transparent glass can help to enlarge a room and make it brighter, reflecting the daylight, and also populating furniture and decor. Glass can be frosted, textured or patterned and gives a personality with a certain degree of privacy or visual enjoyment. Others go to the extent of installing coloured or backlit glass as a focal point in the homes to create a dramatic effect and change the mood of the day according to the time of the day.
It is easy to instal and is a big impression. Frameless designs are more focused on the sleek minimalism whereas framed panels may be used to match with other architectural pieces in the living room. The wall does not simply mark the space between things, but rather lifts it, making what could be a rather simple surface a deliberate design.
In addition to aesthetics, glass walls are not difficult to maintain. They are not faded or chipped with time like paint or wallpaper can be because a wipe-down is all it takes to keep them sparkling. This functionality, in addition to their style, makes them an intelligent selection in the context of modern living.
Finally, having a glass feature wall is not just a decoration, it is a means to add light, openness and personality to the living room. It is a minor but very dramatic upgrade which can transform the space experience and operation.