When most people think of entryway doors, they envision solid, hardwood doors that add a sense of stoicism to their house. While there is nothing wrong with classic, hardwood doors, a lot has to be said about the new kid on the block — glass doors. Contemporary home design has pervaded most houses in Aussie, even those exuding a rustic charm. And no material screams modern style as much as glass!
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Being a homeowner means window repairs are bound to crop up in the future. And while this can be an inconvenience, it does present you with an opportunity to bolster the energy efficiency of your home by changing out the annealed glass of your windows to energy-efficient alternatives. Furthermore, when you consider that different parts of your home will have varying efficiency needs, for instance, based on the orientation of the windows and the design of your home, you have the opportunity to select different types of energy-efficient glass for the various windows in your house!
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Stained glass windows have the ability to add another layer of visual beauty to your living room thanks to their colourful drama, modern designs and stunning patterns. But to make them really stand out, you're going to have to get a little creative. Here are some ways to help you do that:
Paint Your Living Room Walls White
Stained glass needs to stand out on its own and will fade out of view when offset against crowded or coloured walls.
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If your home has a broken window, you might note some common mistakes to avoid while in the process of getting glass replacement. This will ensure that you don't make the damage worse and that the repair job gets done right!
Don't pull out shards
A broken window will usually have shards of glass that are still stuck in the frame, and it's good to leave these pieces alone while waiting for a window repairperson.
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Frameless glass features in the home can make the space seem more modern, without a room looking overly industrial and drab. Glass can also reflect light, so a small and dark home can seem bigger and brighter. If you're considering a home remodel or renovation, you might note some areas of the home where you can use frameless glass to bring in light and to make the interior space more welcoming and stylish.
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