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Sanjay Dutt’s NYC-style glass walls show why floor-to-ceiling windows never fade

Sanjay Dutt’s NYC-style glass walls show why floor-to-ceiling windows never fade

Sanjay Dutt's recent photo featuring his daughter Trishala and expansive glass windows overlooking a New York skyline showcases why these floor-to-ceiling windows never seem to go out of style. The design element, frequently seen in contemporary luxury interiors, offers a sleek, metropolitan, and sophisticated character, particularly in smaller apartments.

Architect Imran Khan explains that these windows create the illusion of a larger space by allowing natural light to penetrate deeper into the room. When paired with materials like stone, wood, metal, and refined upholstery, floor-to-ceiling windows become even more luxurious. These windows also create a strong connection with the outdoors, making the view appear as if it's an extension of the room.

Khan emphasizes that while the windows themselves are unlikely to look dated, the detailing around them can change the overall character of a space. To make the look timeless, it's recommended to choose clean architectural lines for window profiles, keep larger furniture relatively classic, and use curtains strategically to maintain elegance and softness.

The practical aspects, such as privacy, sun control, and thermal performance, also play a crucial role in ensuring that floor-to-ceiling glass remains timeless and functional in various settings.

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