Corner glazing

Growing in popularity this contemporary design detail allows you to gain more light as well as enjoy views of your garden and beyond

WORDS: JO MESSENGER

Glazing that joins together to form a corner feature can open your home up to multiple aspects and create a stunning connection to the outdoors. As well as creating an architectural feature, corner glazing can make rooms feel larger and lighter and can even add value to your home. While in theory you can have it on any floor of a building, corner glazing tends to be installed on the ground floor. “It’s suitable for anywhere in the home as long as it doesn’t infringe on the privacy of neighbours or contravene any planning restrictions or building regulations,” says Matt Higgs, MD of Kloeber. DESIGN OPTIONS First, decide whether you want openable glazing. If so, sliding, bifold or pocket doors – or windows – are the best solution. Non-opening options…

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Homebuilding & Renovating (Digital) - 1 Issue, October 2024

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