Frosted glass is a bold idea for a modern or contemporary space, it will easily fit a minimalist space, too. Glass is amazing to divide spaces as it’s gentle and subtle dividing, yet frosted glass brings enough privacy if you need it. Frosted glass lets light go and doesn’t look bulky as usual doors, cabinet doors and other items.
Frosted Glass Space Dividers
Frosted glass can be often used for doors and space dividers, and that’s not surprising: frosted glass lets the light in and out, it divides the spaces gently and subtly, and even if your space is small, it won’t look smaller as glass dividers don’t look bulky and don’t clutter the space. Go for sliding frosted doors in your bedroom, this way you may divide the bedroom and bathroom or a closet to keep the second space separated and private yet not too much. Try such doors for your bathroom or laundry, for a pantry or a closet, such functional spaces will be separated gently from the rest of the house. You may also incorporate frosted glass into your bathroom decor, for example, separate the shower or toilet zone. If it’s too much, rock a half frosted, half usual glass shower space.
A contemporary bathroom with a shower space done with blue tiles and blue frosted glass for a fresh look.
A closet hidden behind the barn doors with frosted glass that make it gently hidden and it looks cool.
A blue frosted glass toilet partition for more privacy and even a colored touch to the neutral space.
A bathroom cubicle clad with frosted glass and with a main sliding door is a bold idea for a modern space.
A frosted glass laundry door with letters is a cool and fresh idea to try for a modern home.
A powder room all clad with frosted glass is a very contemporary and fresh idea for a minimalist space.
A shower space of partly usual and partly frosted glass is ideal to separate it from the rest of the bathroom.
A sliding glass door with a frosted element is a catchy idea that gives some privacy to both spaces and looks eye-catchy.
A plane of frosted glass separates the wet side of the bathroom, with the open shower, from the dry side.
Separate the shower space from the rest of the space, with frosted glass and usual glass for a catchy look.
Frosted glass doors, even with dark framing, separate your spaces gently without visually decresing the amount of space.
Frosted Glass Home Decor
Frosted glass can be included into home decor with sliding and usual cabinet doors, with tabletops and countertops, and even with staircases. Go to the bathroom, there you may rock a vanity with frosted glass shelves and parts, a frosted glass sink in some catchy shape – it’s a cool modern touch on a traditional one. Take a look at the ideas to get inspired!
A duo of blue frosted bowl sinks is a cool and fresh take on traditional round sinks.
A frosted bubble pendant lamp in a neutral kitchen gives a soothing and warm glow.
A frosted glass staircase looks very modern and bold and adds a touch of edge to your space.
A vanity of a stone top and a frosted glass shelf underneath looks contemporary and bold.
Frosted glass cabinet doors are a great idea to visually declutter the space and make it look more modern and bold.
Sliding screen doors with frosted glass and black touches for a refined and chic kitchen cabinet.
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