Glass Walls in the Kitchen: Best Solutions for Modern Interiors

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Doors and partitions made of glass create more spacious rooms, better communication, and more natural light. This is an ideal option for modern kitchens. Explore our selection!

A partition or glass wall makes the kitchen and adjacent room, usually a living room, dining room, or even a hallway, more appealing. A renovation that increases the value of your home. If you're hesitant to completely remove partitions and open up the kitchen to the living room, a glass partition is an excellent choice: you can open and close it as needed. Here are our favorite models.

1. White Partition with Hinged Door

Glass Walls in the Kitchen: Best Solutions for Modern Interiors

This type of glass wall or glazed partition is custom-made from lacquered or natural wood, as well as metal, also lacquered. You can create any design solutions by playing with the placement of partitions and creating more traditional, industrial, or modern panels. The door handle can also be lacquered in the same color as the partition frame.

2. With Very Thin Frames

Minimalist design. This is how this partition with a fixed and sliding door looks: not only light due to the use of glass, but also because very thin frames are used that add even more lightness to the entire structure. The design is perfect for minimalist interiors.

3. Replacing Part of the Wall with Glass

When designing a glass partition in the kitchen, you should not only think about solutions from floor to ceiling where glazing becomes walls, but also possibly achieve more lighting by creating an opening or part of a glazed wall. This is an example of a project where the window with panels opens into the location of the bar on the kitchen. Thus, narrow spaces gain more volume.

4. Entire Glass Transitional Front Panel

The best idea to visually and spatially define the kitchen without losing integration — replace the entire partition with side panels with glazing, as in this project where fixed panels on the sides are complemented by several sliding panels covering all space. The guiding rail is located at the top and drops from the ceiling a few inches.

5. Between Kitchen and Hallway

To allow light to spread between the kitchen and the common area, a partition was replaced with glass. It passes through the hallway, which is usually a darker space. A sliding panel was created to preserve square footage and ensure the door does not obstruct passage.

6. Glass Partition with Custom Cabinet

For this kitchen, maximum natural light and functionality were ensured. The upper part of the partition is made of glass. On the kitchen side, the lower section is used for storage and serves as an excellent backrest and support for a cabinet in the dining room on the opposite side.

7. With Hinged Doors and Glass Frame

We like this model the most. Want to know why? First, because it is very convenient for small kitchens and large spaces. You can see that the height of the doorway is standard, but the space remains tall to the ceiling, which is also covered with glass. And look at that bold black lacquered frame that adds contrast and significance to the entire space.

8. Fixed Glass: With Door or Without?

How to integrate the kitchen into the social living room area? Simply add a glass wall between the kitchen and living room. With this solution, you can create opportunities for communication or, more precisely, provide independence between rooms by installing a door or leaving one or two fixed glass partitions.

9. No Door, But with Corner Glass Walls

Here we have full space integration through replacing the kitchen walls with glass partitions with black frames and small barriers that look quite elegant. This space is not closed by any door, and the passage remains open through an opening. Great idea, isn't it?

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