yes I would have loved them in our last house (late 50s contemporary), they would be perfect - but there is only two of us in the house so no-one to be 'private' from and no damaging pets. The new house is Federation with 15" thick stone walls so I don't think they'd suit.

Daniel Lindahl - I didn't say to get rid of it - I just said to change it for something else - I have a 70's home owner built - cavity brick - Daniel sometimes it is working with what you have in order to keep costs down - paintings - if you have several - can be changed around your home for a interesting look - as our homes are our homes - the paintings - can always be shared in various rooms/walls to suit ones mood.

Where did you get it, by the way? I am actually looking for some doors for my terrace. The thing is, I don't want them to be opaque. I would like the same design for the lines to be a little more subtle with more transparent glass. Actually, I think there is no need for ornaments on the glass. Just a little shading would be more than enough. I am also curious about the prices on this one because if it's triple compared to a simple door, then I am not even considering

I'm not a huge fan of the door. I'm thinking I'd prefer a timber door with glass panels of some description. Our two current couches are light grey but I'd like to replace them with a blue corner one in the near future. TV unit and bookshelf on the back wall are white. The walls in the room will be Dulux White Exchange Half and the skirting boards/trim will be Dulux Snowy Mountains Quarter. I'm unsure about having a medium-dark grey feature wall (either paint or textured wallpaper) for tv unit and tv to be wall mounted on - this is the wall to the left of the shelving in the image. Floorboards will be a bit lighter and more natural in tone - not as orangey as pictured.