Anonymous
05/19/2021 22:08
Subject: How can I close off front room to use as an office space?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:French doors (pair)
Unfortunately I haven't been able to find French doors that are 108 in width. Any recs appreciated.
Marvin custom made.
Anonymous
05/19/2021 22:07
Subject: How can I close off front room to use as an office space?
Can anyone recommend who can do custom door like this? Thank you!
Anonymous
05/19/2021 21:19
Subject: Re:How can I close off front room to use as an office space?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you want French doors but also want to keep the open feel and not drywall part of the opening, you could do glass on the sides. Some thing like the below pic. However, if you want to work in the space and people will be continuing to use the rest of the house, maybe more closed in is better.
This is beautiful! What did you google to find this photo? I am thinking that we could use sheer drapery on the inside to provide more privacy for work but still let light through.
Not Op. I find this to be beautiful but would find it odd indoors.
I like it, but I think it depends on the home's overall look and what the owner likes. If you google "interior French door with sidelights," there are more pictures for visualization. This is an interior example and is all glass. I actually like the green ones with the wood panel on the bottom, depending on the home. I think that would look nice with a cozy office/library.
Anonymous
05/18/2021 19:31
Subject: Re:How can I close off front room to use as an office space?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you want French doors but also want to keep the open feel and not drywall part of the opening, you could do glass on the sides. Some thing like the below pic. However, if you want to work in the space and people will be continuing to use the rest of the house, maybe more closed in is better.
This is beautiful! What did you google to find this photo? I am thinking that we could use sheer drapery on the inside to provide more privacy for work but still let light through.
Not Op. I find this to be beautiful but would find it odd indoors.
Anonymous
05/18/2021 18:45
Subject: How can I close off front room to use as an office space?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:French doors (pair)
Unfortunately I haven't been able to find French doors that are 108 in width. Any recs appreciated.
You can use 2-36” wide swing doors flanked by 18” wide stationary doors on each side. Or 2-30” wide swing doors flanked by 24” stationary doors