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est_livingDesign Covet | Glass Blocks in the Bathroom First embraced in the Art Deco era and later emblematic of 1970s and ’80s design, glass blocks are seeing another revival for their ability to diffuse light while providing subtle privacy softly. Discover our curated edit of homes that reinterpret the classic material in the bathroom, thoughtfully elevating and layering each space with texture, depth, and atmosphere. In Chaucer Residence by Pohio Adams, brown-hued glass blocks wrap a two-storey wing, softly veiling private spaces like the bathroom while casting a golden, ambient light throughout. “Glass blocks—popular in the 1930s, revived in the 1980s, and increasingly used today—are typically reserved for veiling private spaces, such as bathrooms,” founder and architect Bianca Pohio says. “We wanted to extend the sight lines to the boundaries and draw in as much light as possible.” Discover more Glass Blocks in the Bathroom on estliving.com via the link in bio. Published on estliving.com Editor & words @sophlew_says Design @pohioadams Project Chaucer Residence Photography @seanfennessy
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