Front Elevation with Lit Double-Height Glass Bay
About Front Elevation Interiors
Common questions from homeowners.
The tall double-height glass bay right at the centre is what catches your eye. At night the warm LED strip around it glows and you can see the lighting inside, so the whole front looks welcoming.
That is a decorative cut-out screen panel with a fine pattern. It softens the flat wall, adds some texture and lets a bit of light and air through the upper floor.
It uses warm accent lighting, mainly strip lights framing the glass bay plus small lights along the wall and entry steps. The idea is a soft, layered glow rather than one harsh floodlight.
Yes, this is the front elevation, the exterior street-facing face of the house. It shows a two-storey design with cream walls, a glass bay, a boundary wall and a metal gate.
It can. The mix of a glass bay, a cut-out screen and warm lighting can be adapted to most plot sizes. We would plan the proportions and materials to suit your home and budget.

