Contemporary new build with sliding glass doors and gable end glazing.

Frameless glass balustrades act as a safety barrier on the mezzanine floor, allowing light and views to pass through them and maintaining the most minimal design. An internal sliding glass door has been specified in a pocket door configuration between two of the rooms downstairs, allowing the homeowners to implement a broken plan layout and offering flexible solutions for creating dedicated zones within the home.

A slim framed internal glass casement door has been used to grant access to the luxurious wine cellar, maintaining a premium feel throughout and allowing the expansive wine cellar to be seen even when the door is closed. Multiple sets of slim sliding doors lead to the terrace and garden space, with the ability to create one large indoor-outdoor living area when the doors are opened. Three sets of sliding glass doors link to the terrace, creating an atrium style courtyard design.

Upstairs, sliding glass doors from the MIRO range have been used internally, to create wardrobe and bathroom doors in the bedrooms. The glass has been specified with a slight tint, creating a mirrored bronze effect that offers privacy between the rooms. The MIRO range of internal glazed doors is characterised by the slim aluminium profiles and structurally bonded glass, achieving super slim sightlines that allow the glass to be the primary feature whilst adding a touch of luxury to interior designs.