Glass Partition in Interior Design: 5 Ideas

We show how Russian designers use glass partitions in interior design and explain why they are needed.

Isolating a bedroom in a studio

Designers Vикторина Смельницкая and Ольга Карякина found a way to zone a small studio. Sliding partitions separated the bedroom from the kitchen-living room, while still leaving enough air and space in the room.

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Design: Viktorina Smelnytskaya, Olga Karyakina

Separating a wardrobe room from the bedroom

Designers of Quadro Room studio designed a wardrobe room next to the bedroom and made its facades glass: a good alternative to textile partitions and open storage systems.

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Design: Quadro Room

Marking the kitchen area

The studio owner loves cooking, so it was important to separate the kitchen from the living-dining room and ensure good ventilation. Architect Valeriya Dzyuba solved this task using a glass partition with metal profiles and powerful extraction. The latter was hidden behind the upper facade.

Design: Valeriya Dzyuba

Adding light to the foyer

Designer Oleg Mints removed a solid partition between the living room and foyer, replacing it with a transparent, glass one in a black frame. The living room space visually expanded, and the foyer was filled with light and appeared more spacious.

Design: Oleg Mints

Eliminating the balcony door

Designer Margarita Fomina connected the balcony to the living space and decorated a study room. The separation was done precisely using a sliding glass partition – stylish and modern.

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Design: Margarita Fomina