Explanation of the hype

  • Erstellt am 2017-07-17 07:46:19

11ant

2018-08-20 13:11:17
  • #1
Without the lackeys who open both door wings when His Majesty wishes to pass through, it will anyway only be a lukewarm copy of castle feeling.
 

Climbee

2018-08-20 13:11:31
  • #2
Can be nice, doesn't have to be. It has to fit the house type. In a 250sqm old apartment with 270cm high rooms, it's nice. In a 120sqm single-family house where the lady of the house fell in love with the wing door of the aforementioned old apartment and absolutely wants to have it in her 120sqm hut because it looks so impressively stately, it turns into a joke (not even a joke anymore).

And I know some apartments where this is the case... and where such doors are ALWAYS left open. Then I really wonder why I don't save the money in a new building. In an old building where the door is in place, well, you just live with it and enjoy the ambiance. I've never been able to find any practical use.
 

ypg

2018-08-20 14:40:33
  • #3


I would advise the madam: straighten your little crown and keep searching - for the prince
 

Curly

2018-08-20 14:46:01
  • #4
We have a very simple white double door with clear glass inserts. I think it is very pretty and when the door is closed, it is also nice and bright in the hallway.

Best regards
Sabine
 

Climbee

2018-08-20 15:04:08
  • #5
Curly, going to the hallway might still make sense, but these double doors between the dining and living areas (and these are often found in old apartments) don't really make sense in my opinion and, if at all, only work with a corresponding amount of space. And as I said: the apartments I know that have such doors, these doors are ALWAYS open there.
 

Lobster

2018-08-20 15:22:00
  • #6
Between the living room and dining room, I will allow the certainly somewhat exaggerated depiction to stand.

We planned the aforementioned double door from the hallway into the living-dining area. I think it has several advantages. When you enter the front door, you look directly at it, and a larger opening looks much nicer than a "normal" door. Having it open was not an option because I like to have it closed in the evening, especially during the season when it is unpleasant outside.

In addition, the glass inserts provide light to all rooms and make the entire ground floor appear more open and friendly. It is still somewhat far from being princess-like – even with only 150 sqm of living space.
 

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