House Pictures Chat Corner - Show off your house pictures!

here is my (former) house,
self-designed, drawn, building application created/approved), house also self-built, construction time approx. 3 years. Total area approx. 370 sqm
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Respect!

We now also have our second house on the property

Also, a picture of the sunrise from the kitchen window.

Oh... snow [emoji2]
It's supposed to come here tomorrow too. I'm curious. It's already frosty, mulled wine also tastes better when it's cold

Nothing but the truth. The surface naturally appears bright, see photo, but with frosted glass you can only dream of bright rooms.

Mmh, well I can't quite confirm that. Of course, clear glass is brighter. But that doesn't mean it's dark behind my frosted door. Much more decisive is, for example, the orientation to the sky.

It is not dark behind it, yes, but no light rays fall in that can really reach into the room. Frosted glass only produces diffuse scattered light, which does not penetrate far into the room. I would always choose clear glass and only have it professionally tinted if needed. An exception might be if there is a publicly visible area on the outside. However, I would generally minimize glass in such a direction. A sensibly oriented building has north there anyway, maybe east, so the light comes from the other side anyway.

An exception might be if there is really a publicly visible area on the outside. However, I would generally minimize glass in such a direction. A sensibly oriented building usually has north, maybe east, there anyway, so the light comes from the other side.

In publicly visible (entrance) areas, frosted glass is still better than none at all. Additionally, the entrance area rarely has more than one exterior wall.