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[stevieb]

Just what I've always wanted... a hermetically sealed bedroom on display...

[Mistreatedbycs]

My gym offers an upgrade for a special training area and that's what it exactly looks like.   All the rest of the gym members can stare through the glass, kinda like at a zoo.

No thank you for the glass enclosures and who's going to clean all those windows inside and out?

[Venezia]

Those are two different bedrooms.  Is this the latest trend?  Why would anyone want to be on display, while in bed.  (Don't answer that!)

[OKPrincess]

Interesting. Not sure why it was set up that way. However I could get away from my cat especially in the mornings. 🙀

[phoenixbrd]

@lolakimonoHaving lived in Manhattan, I totally understand this concept.  Floor space is at crisis premium in NYC.  How to combine a bedroom with living space and not wall in an already small living space. Notice you can see through this bedroom to the window from the living space.  This was a resolution to NYC living challenges. It allows light and the illusion of space.  I would never do this in a country or suburban home, where the living space is not as small.   But in NYC .....maybe.

[RedTop]

No.   

[SilleeMee]

I wonder if that is a sound-proof bedroom? That would make sense...about the only sense. If it was sound-proof then that would be good for a noisy apartment dwelling.

[Allegheny]

@Yes great creative use of space for studio or if one needed to create additional bedroom.  I'd probably apply tint film or add art work to the glass.

[Citrine1]

I'd have to put up drapes or some kind of wall hanging to cover the glass so I didn't feel so "exposed".  I know, I know -- that would defeat the purpose.