stained glass doesn't look like matching the grey house style.

I think you should go with ¾ glass

None of the stained glass suit the house, Nor does a change of windows. Just remove the shutters. Don't re MUDDLE the exterior : )

@JAN MOYER so something like this wrought iron or rain glass?

Any glass is fine, except stained. Depends the light and privacy you want.

I see no reason for any detail WITHIN the glass.

@JAN MOYER

i think i am confusing everyone by saying stained glass

i was referring to decorative glass pattern as stain glass actually

no to glass pattern, its not 1990 lol

@RL Relocation LLC haha

yes so rain glass would be good?

rain glass is good, lets light in but not prying eyes.

What is the current door? Why are you changing it? Totally agree, no leaded glass and delete the shutters. Nice house!

@flopsycat1

its old aged door i have currently

and doesnt let any light in

so trying to find with glass one to get some sunlight and dress up

@RL Relocation LLC

either rain glass or 1 photo i am thinking … full or 3/4?

id say 3/4

Simpler is timeless and better. Forget flowers, leaded glass and all that! Clear glass with plantation shutters will work well forever.

@RL Relocation LLC @Virgil Carter Fine Art

this would be full length

Separate question, for kitchen, which one of these look better and less off?

1 36” drawer under window to align them and have door + 1 drawer next to spice rack

2 make 2 of 26” drawers and make all lower cabinet to be flowing but it means not align with upper cabinet..

i attach what I have on island too

DO THIS Seedy glass only. Otherwise? Get a solid door. There is NO point to glass, if you will agonize on privacy. Meaning no junk attached behind : )

@Yun Kim To get more responses for your kitchen question, create another post for your kitchen question and post it in the Kitchens forum

I'm really nervous about these "more modern" windows you're considering.

@JP L what do you mean?

The overall style of your home (and the two surrounding homes) isn't modern, and is quite nice. Not sure what you meant by "modern" windows - just hoping you're considering the existing style of your home.