Personalise Your Living Room With These Gorgeous Glass Partition Designs

by Pooja Dara | November 12, 2020 | 5 mins read

Glass partition for your living room

Glass partitions are a popular alternative to solid walls and dividers as they don’t compromise on aesthetics and functionality. Check out these glass partitions for Indian living rooms and we’re sure you’ll find one as per your needs.

When you enter any Indian house, the living room is probably the first thing you’ll see. It is regarded as a social space to entertain your guests so it needs to give a lasting first impression. The most worthy investment one can make is to install a glass partition. It seamlessly divides the living room into two sections while retaining the original beauty of the room. You can place the glass partitions to separate the living room from the dining room, bedroom, foyer, kitchen etc.

You can enjoy many benefits with glass partitions:

  • They are non-load-bearing and supported by aluminum or wooden frames.
  • They elongate the room, make it look airier and more connected due to its transparency.
  • They are easily movable and can be reconfigured according to newer spaces with less mess.
  • They let in and diffuse most of the natural light into the space, so no extra lighting is needed.
  • They serve as an attractive focal point while not letting the homeowner sacrifice his floor space.
  • They are more affordable and cost-effective than traditional drywall
  • They are available in many options (soundproof, motorised, light-reflecting, sliding, etc), colours and styles to give a modern and stylish look to your space.
  • They are easy to clean and maintain. All you require is some vinegar-water spray and a soft cloth.
  • They lack privacy but you can make up for it by using curtains or drapes.

Types Of Glass Partitions:

  • Frosted glass
  • Mirrored glass
  • Etched or printed glass
  • Laminated glass
  • Tinted or painted glass

Now, let’s dive into the most exquisite glass partition designs for the living room. We’re sure you’ll fall in love with them!

3D Effect Glass Partition Design Living Room

This 3D effect floor-to-ceiling glass partition looks absolutely magical. It cuts off the living room from the other spaces in the house and complements the big white window as well. The partition frame is designed in a way that provides a lot of depth and visual drama to this room. The light-toned furniture, hanging lights and minimalist interiors also bring in much-required elegance.

3D effect glass partition design for living room
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Designer Glass Partition For Living Room

Who says you have to use only one kind of glass for the living room partition? This half-brick designer glass partition for the living room is made up of ice blue-painted glass and reflecting glass. It elongates the space in the living room and makes it look bigger. It blends in perfectly with the industrial glow stick lights on the ceiling and the cream-toned flooring. The floral patterned cushions also add an element of style to the area.

Designer glass partition for your living room

Folding Glass Partition Doors

These folding, white-framed glass partition doors are one of the best glass partition ideas for the living room. The flexible and innovative pivoting panels on the frame subtly create boundaries and also lends a sophisticated and urbane feel to the room’s landscape. They’re a breeze to use as you just need to slide them open whenever you want. They provide an ideal contrasting backdrop for the yellow and brown furniture/decor to pop out.

Folding glass partition doors for your living room

Glass Partition Between Living Room And Dining Room

If you have an ample amount of space in your bungalow to put your imagination to test, then this sliding glass partition design between the living and dining room is your go-to option. They effectively demarcate and define the dining room and lawn areas when it isn’t being used. It allows ample amount of sunlight to pour in and makes you feel visually connected to the outdoors from all sides. It also gives the whole area an inspiring ambiance to die for.

Glass partition design between living room and dining room
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Glass Partition Between Living Room And Kitchen

This glass wall design between the living room and kitchen looks bold and bright. It acts as a physical divide but also keeps the two areas visually connected. It gives an overall trendy and classy vibe to the interiors while pairing well with the industrial lights and white-toned furniture.

Glass partition between living room and kitchen

Wood And Stained Glass Partition Between Living Room And Foyer

Bring the traditional and cosy element into your home with this wood and etched-n-stained glass partition for the living room. It provides a gentle glow to the living room with the gorgeously-hued lights slipping through them. It separates this social space from the foyer and matches gracefully with the cream and brown-themed room decor.

Wood and stained glass partition between living room and foyer
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You’ve made it to the end of the list! All in all, glass dividers bring a lot of life and charisma into your living room, converting them into chic zones. So, go ahead, ditch those old solid partition walls and let loose your creativity.

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Pooja Dara is a content writer at Design Cafe home interiors blog.

Pooja Dara

Pooja Dara is a freelance writer and editor with over seven years of experience and has worked for several reputed companies in multiple niches. Having made a switch from quantitative research (of leading FMCG and durable brands) to secondary research, she is now an independent content specialist who believes in creating value for her clients through her work. She is also passionate about photography, spirituality, dogs, and traveling.

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