Bespoke interior glass roof

The workshop-style glass partition draws inspiration from a classic industrial-era design that has retained its chic appeal and which, in a flat or house, lends an unmistakable character. The aluminium or steel frame gives this glass partition a unique style. Available in a traditional black or grey finish, or even lacquered in a colour to match your room, it can be fixed or sliding, frame the top of a low wall or cover a large section of wall with hinged doors.

In the kitchen, a glass roof adds an atmosphere and style that would be a shame to miss out on. The metal frame – available in a classic dark finish or lacquered for a striking splash of colour – can cover the upper part of a wall, run along a right-angled corner, and thus create a bistro or conservatory atmosphere. The glazed sections of your glass roof in the kitchen can also be tinted, creating an elegant interplay of light and shadow.

The bathroom can sometimes be the ‘dull’ room in the house, in the sense that the coldness of the tiles and exposed materials leaves little scope for creativity. A glass roof in a bathroom is a highly original solution for bringing personality to the space, contrary to what one might expect. Whether featuring coloured tiles, for example, or a lacquered metal frame, a bespoke glass partition adds real value and will brighten up your moments of privacy.

When designing the interior of a house or a dual-aspect flat, the living room can sometimes cover an area of several tens of square metres. A glass wall in a living room is a magnificent alternative to traditional doors and gives these living spaces a very modern feel and fabulous natural light. The sleekness of the metal frames should appeal to you if you’re not a fan of the industrial style. There are numerous options for glass partitions, with openings that can be either sliding or hinged – please do feel free to discuss this with us… in complete transparency.

A bespoke glass partition installed in a bedroom offers the chance to create a second space within this room, which is often used solely for sleeping. A bedroom that’s too big is a waste of space. Yet these precious square metres can be transformed into an area dedicated to practical and/or leisurely activities. Why not create a shower area, for example? A reading nook or a breakfast area? These few examples of layouts, separated by a bespoke glass partition, offer the chance to make the bedroom your own in a way that goes far beyond the usual, lending it a bright and utterly romantic atmosphere.