Controlling your homes privacy is a big deal for homeowners. Understanding how to maximize natural lighting without sacrificing the level of privacy that makes you feel comfortable at home is an art form. That’s why privacy glass is becoming a huge talking point for those looking to enhance their home. We’ve pulled together a few examples of how homeowners are utilizing privacy glass to turn ordinary doors into beautiful and welcoming entryways. Check it out!

This homeowner used Streamed Privacy Glass for a small glass insert towards the top of their door but also as a full view sidelight next to their door. By utilizing the privacy glass, they were able to increase the natural lighting into their home while still keeping their entrance private. On top of that, the new glass inserts have a modern design that compliments the rest of the entryway.

Mosaic Privacy Glass was used in this entryway. This homeowner wanted to maximize the natural sunlight so they used full view inserts inside both the door and the sidelights. The Mosaic pattern is unique in it’s texture and also provides a large amount of sunlight without sacrificing privacy.

Spotlights Privacy Glass is a newer modern style that allows for complete customization in designing your door glass layout. This homeowner decided to use the 14″ x 14″ square Spotlights glass inserts stacked on top of each other creating a super unique look for their entrance.

This homeowner utilized Rain Privacy Glass as a toplight in their front door. Although the glass piece is smaller and towards the top of the door, it provides more natural sunlight into the home without sacrificing privacy.

Modernizing your home is a big trend. This homeowner added the 24″ x 12″ Spotlights Door Glass Inserts to extend the appealing modern home and entrance design. This homeowner was less concerned about privacy levels while more concerned about natural sunlight options.

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