To grid or not to grid.....
Milli
3 years ago
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To grid or not to grid French doors..
Comments (10)Are those "gridded mirrors" (for lack of better description) going to remain there?? My first thought would have been no grids, because windows have no grids. But I think the door with grids looks better next to the mirrors. I would go with white color, to match windows, but there are many people on here with much better experience and advice than I have :)...See MoreTo grid or not to grid...
Comments (5)+1 No grids in my opinion. Not a designer, but I don't think it fits there. Plus, I don't care for them regardless so I might be a bit of a homer here....See MoreGrids , Top Grids only or No Grids
Comments (6)Are you squaring off the upper centre window or keeping the arch? I like being able to look outside through an unobstructed window when I’m seated especially and I like the bit of gain of extra daylight. I’d consider two over one. Might work well to simplify because you have a lot of windows and shutters on the front face. Maybe houssaon will mock that one for you. The other thing to think about is your window coverings, blinds or plantation type shutters can add to the busy aspect and spoil a divided light window, looks like you use a pull down shade in the upper windows?...See MoreHelp black windows on back GRIDS or NO GRIDS?
Comments (16)I love black windows with large grids. Do at least all of them in your public rooms for continuity from inside. Do all on front elevation (obv.) Have you chosen window vendor/brand? Hubs just retired from FD. They’re awful to go through and rebuild from. That said, there is at least some tiny consolation in getting everything all new again. Just tiny, though 👌🏻 especially if you lost irreplaceable items. Not exactly the favored way to get a remodel. Good luck....See MoreMilli
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