DiningIndustrial Dining Room, Melbourne
With the roof 'raised', the top level enjoys fantastic city views over East Melbourne and a sun-drenched alfresco dining and cooking roof deck. Photo: Peter Bennetts.
What Houzz contributors are saying:
Create invisible glass connections. Installing bifold, sliding or stacking doors and windows in your indoor kitchen will open up the spaces to each other whether they are closed or open. Even when the openings are closed, the clear glazing will create a visual connection between both areas. And when the weather is warm, the glass can be completely pushed back, allowing for the kitchen counter to be used outside.
What Houzzers are commenting on:
Create invisible glass connections. Installing bifold, sliding or stacking doors and windows in your indoor kitchen will open up the spaces to each other whether they are closed or open. Even when the openings are closed, the clear glazing will create a visual connection between both areas. And when the weather is warm, the glass can be completely pushed back, allowing for the kitchen counter to be used outside.
The Element of Design shown in this photo is space extended outward. Both walls are extended, therefore giving the room a bigger look and a wider space.
