DIY Abstract Art

The room that these windows look into used to be the back porch but the previous owners closed it in to add an extra room onto the house. Now the windows don’t make sense and I don’t like looking into other rooms - so this is my temporary fix! #shorts #diyproject #homedesign

[@crunchynoodle1397]

Her: I don't like seeing another room from my window" Me: *shortcut to the kitchen*

[@lilsunflower2713]

honestly lol

[@SurfVato4211]

4 real

[@kt7768]

Fax lol

[@darkwolfx9959]

I use to crawl out of a dining room window to the back yard because the only 2 doors to the backyard were literally the same distance away on the other 2 sides of the house.

[@mullysmom]

Thats how i’d use it

[@Mika-em8mk]

Not gonna lie i thought the window and the room in there was legit an art piece, the colors literally go so well together i actually thought im hallucinating

[@ioanamihalache751]

I suggest black and white.

[@Mika-em8mk]

@@ioanamihalache751 whaddya mean? Edit: just realised it now lol but not gonna lie i do like it in full color it has the perfect comfy tone with a greeny accent to it, but hey its ur opinion

[@bndsclout]

@@ioanamihalache751 maybe like a purple

[@skybounduwu]

Id put a handle just to mess with people

[@TheVanessaProtocol]

It’s jugend style it comes with Victorian style

[@SuzanneDONALDSON-zr9sk]

I vote for no frames. It looks really good!

[@stephanierigazio5553]

Use 1/4 or half round trim and paint it white. It'll look like an intentional panel and blend with the baseboards.

[@jadams4061]

Can’t understand why so many people want wood stain. Wood is casual and rather old fashioned these days. I was definitely pro black. Put when I saw this one I began to waver. I kind of like 1:4 or half round trim, esp 1/4. Like the pained white because it is same look as panel. Don’t care if looks intentional, like that they match in style: homemade, modernist,, never noticed base boards. It’s a bit of extra work, but so was the white sheet. It’s hard for me to give my thinish black frame, but thinks it’s because it’s how I always frame my art, but I can’t get that 1/4round white outta my head. Kitchen art should be free and wild. Go for it. You can always go black , easy and cheap if you tire of the white. Wood blah brown.

[@LolaSteininger]

Having three small children and being able to see what’s going on in the living room, while you’re in the kitchen feels like a super power, to be honest. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@MariaMolina-kw4pv]

Yes exactly

[@shynncat9647]

If the kids want to see, they can walk over there, see what they want to and leave 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@imjustme2655]

@@shynncat9647 I think Lola meant that leaving the window as is would allow the mother to look after the kids even from the kitchen.

[@jessicakitteh]

Exactly

[@gNOme_5]

Yes, I liked the windows personally!! And the added benefit of being able to keep an eye on the kids while you cook is priceless!!

[@ohmikomicah]

If I had that window I would pretend I'm going through a fast-food drive-thru window

[@heleecopter]

Sounds cool! 😯

[@true7870]

So many games to be played..

[@PapaSmurf234]

That’s What I was thinkin

[@irishcountrygirl78]

Love that 🤣🤣

[@ashrose15]

YESSSS

[@JustEm2000]

I don't get why you put so much effort into the texture just to let it blend into the wall tbh, I think those pieces would've looked so amazing if you'd gone with gold or brown. Either way love the creativity! ❤

[@stephanietorres8198]

A frame that would go with your table chairs. It's a really nice color. Or wood stain. ❤

[@Healingwithflo]

My brain “I can see if anyone is in my living room trying to rob me at night this is great” lol

[@fazestorm4441]

No frame

[@sharicamonet9675]

@@fazestorm4441 Did you respond to this comment by accident? Because the frame issue had nothing to do with a frame. They were speaking about the window and benefits of it.

[@jennifermurphy7775]

My brain seems to be working just let me yours.

[@indiamecca]

Lol right

[@alsimmons1837]

No frame

[@Notme_mari]

I would love having that window, so I can just play by myself as a drive-through. I’m so lonely.

[@dustinjolicoeur6138]

U all right mate?

[@xjcrossx]

Haha

[@Lollipopsweets1]

I am lonely too! You are not alone

[@GuamBaybe97]

My sis and I use to play that as kids through our living room windows. Good fun

[@ItsAMomochi]

I feel that tbh

[@al5945]

Just use washable paint on the glass. You could switch up the themes for the seasons/holidays, and it could be a great project for the kids 🤷

[@susanabderhalden9212]

I like the windows you can see the kids and its unique and brings in light.

[@CGH250]

I actually loved the windows as they were - being able to see in another room!

[@henniebouwmans7879]

you can get frosting spray for glass ,you have light and privait ,one can will do 2 windo and very ceap

[@Its_mehi3]

Same

[@abbaup8543]

Me too! I was just like: girl what the heck are you doing???!

[@CGH250]

@@abbaup8543 👍

[@CGH250]

@@abbaup8543 - I know! I stayed in a bed and breakfast one night and it was a 1700’s original colonial two story! It looked like a home you would see in old Williamsburg. It has a history of the family who originally built the house. Off from the very large living room at the back with beautiful big fireplace was what used to be a large outdoor porch. It had been enclosed with brick and big beautiful windows almost like what you could call a sun porch. The windows in the living room had been left in tact and so you could look from those back windows to that beautiful enclosed room that is now used for breakfast dining. I remember thinking how beautiful and cozy it looked! I definitely loved the look!❤️

[@poshpearls23]

Damn. I find the window incredibly unique. It would be one of my favorite features in my home.

[@nataliebutler9813]

ong especially with kids lolz

[@veramorgado5152]

I thought that exactly. Why??

[@felipecarter110]

Black frame

[@a.w.s.9227]

Same

[@flkc395]

I agree!! Keep the windows!!!

[@karasheler9660]

A black or dark tone wood frame would really make it look nice and uniform.

[@Ms_AP_]

Its common when houses are added onto for their to be an interior window. Alot of people remove the window and install shelving on the side where they need it the most. You could also install art on a door creating a hidden cabinet.

[@hubbabubba2756]

those were the most interesting windows ever let’s have a moment of silence for them 😭

[@_aliseputekle_741]

315 likes and 0 comments after one hour? Lemme fix that

[@mylo5164]

Imagine

[@catharinrin]

a moment of silence for the art being ugly as fuck too. like they had something cool going on (albeit stupid) and then they just painted it the same color as the walls???? this hurts to look at

[@jazzy_for_jesus6048]

@@catharinrin she asked people watching to help with what to do to finish the design.

[@Janae2000]

@Perfecto fr like all these people trashing but it’s not their house. I don’t like her style but either but it ain’t my house

[@TB-vj8ie]

I loved the window. It’s so unique

[@biggkthr33__]

she just basic

[@lindathiel7721]

Framing is usually done after the artwork is complete and in a color or style that enhances the artwork. Otherwise what looks best with the furnishings in the room.

[@roseangela3037]

Black frame would give a nice contrast. Wooden one as well matching the table.

[@May-cq3if]

Her: It’s abstract art! Me: it’s a blank board leaning on your wall...

[@cristinamiacatio1031]

🤣

[@dorkchops]

it looks kinda bland on video but im guessing it looks better in person😭😭 personally i would add color to the bumps and texture so its not as stuffy

[@mircat28]

It’s tacked to the wall try watching the video.

[@Immahsurvivor]

*STOP ITTTTTTTTTTTT!* 🙄😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😳

[@EdieDawnJay]

girl for real I was like "That's ugly AF get out of here" But not my home not my problem I guess lol

[@bookloverrrr]

Ok but that window was giving FRIENDS vibes, why don’t you like it?!😭

[@ddhhhxsayyhf]

She said it in the video

[@jeenybird5092]

That’s all I could think about I was like that reminds me of friends

[@agoogleuser4356]

Know that I’ve read a lot of people exposing the windows I’d like to say that you can always change it later. This works so keep on. Little do you know but your kids are going to have some wonderful ideas. Having empty unfilled spaces is a great idea. It’s like a little piece of life with peace.

[@suziereese7216]

Look at the table. That kind of wood would look like you planned the art work and the table at the same time. That would build continuity in the room.

[@aBBy-pq4tx]

I find it unique being able to see in another room from a window, especially when it’s in the kitchen to a dining room. Fast way to pass food/drinks through the window😅

[@youmakemehappy7]

That's true!! That'd be cool to pass food & drinks thru the window lol! I didn't even think of that. I was just thinking about being able to see the kids through the window

[@siennaroberts4242]

@@youmakemehappy7 yeah in my house there’s a small hatch that you can open and pass food through from the kitchen into the dining room- really handy on big events like Christmas as it makes passing things between rooms a lot easier!

[@youmakemehappy7]

@@siennaroberts4242 aww I bet! 😊

[@deborahp7500]

@@siennaroberts4242 The serving hatch was pretty standard in older houses.

[@ilenavargas6775]

Definitely a wood stain frame would be absolutely breathtaking

[@marlenerobinson7684]

Wood stain of course

[@ClearKnowingFeelingHearing]

Especially in combination with her table

[@millieserrano2595]

Wood

[@melindawatson-conner2380]

Thinner side black frame

[@gracieg7601]

No I say wood stained.

[@user-uh5fx7ch5d]

That means more than all the money😢. It's precious for your girls to do that😢😊❤

[@mariabourika7193]

Shein, Temu, or other e-shops have a great variety of fake adhesive stripes for wall trimming or frames which are thick and soft foam material perfect for children's safety and insanely beautiful patterns and colours. Cheap and easy cut and paste.

[@cosmicmuffin322]

You just covered over the most unique, interesting part of your home

[@alicetulino6784]

Agree with Cosmic Muffin. Why didn't u try a heavier curtain? To each their own, but I hate that u covered those nice windows that let light in.

[@dani-xm5lw]

true

[@An_Actual_Woman]

Are y’all missing that the windows are on an interior wall? Absolute chaos.

[@KM-bu8ec]

Wow, I agree. I would LOVE that novel feature. 💖💖💖

[@suziebee4240]

Bad feng shui

[@trailrider7046]

"I don't like being able to see into another room from my kitchen." Houses with open concept interiors are crying everywhere. 😥🏘

[@reaghanhart6678]

Yes 😅

[@cynthiafurda612]

For me, no frame

[@notoriousannie64]

GREAT idea! I think a black frame would look nice. ❤

[@joannprivate8035]

If you do not want the eye to linger on boards, then select NO frame. If you do a frame choose, the matching wood stain that matches your wood floor. If you are hoping for an art theme, then do the black framing. Make sure all frames in same room are changed to color of foam frames that you choose.

[@margaretpotts1449]

“I don’t like this super unique feature of my home so I’m gonna cover it with foam the exact color of my walls”

[@kath5228]

literally when she said abstract art I thought it was going to be something more interesting

[@rhondaferguson2260]

Wood stain

[@MimiUsagichan]

no one asked margaret

[@spicybeantofu]

@@MimiUsagichan well someone should cause this bish is boring.

[@patriciabommarito3914]

Ditto on the wood stain

[@TheManyLayersOfJaz]

I love the windows!! I've never seen that before. It's so unique. As for the art, I say add wooden frames

[@alea5320]

I agree

[@bansku9661]

🥰👌🏻

[@strawberry_cow13]

Def agree

[@demonheart13]

Not really unique, it was a trend at one point in time so just find house made during the trend. My aunt has indoor windows like this as well as my grandmother.

[@patlindley88]

I would hand them on a rod and use then like barn doors. That way you can have both ways at the slide of a board.

[@bethmathews7472]

Very pretty! Natural wood!

[@TheNelliNel]

I would do a thick frame in the same white color. Monochromatic is so chic and modern

[@sakiriazis]

I actually love the window. Like someone else suggested, maybe a shelf for plants 🪴!

[@skybluedreams77]

Me too! , I don't get it why she completely covered the two windows for light and fresh air to come in to the house .

[@Hannah-fd3ou]

NOOOOO the windows are so unique!!! I literally love them!!

[@DannaShaffer]

I love an open concept, so I would probably like having those windows, or even opening that space up completely. My kitchen being closed off from my living room is actually one of the things I don’t like about my house now. I went from the living room kitchen and dining room being all open in one large space to the house I’m in now where the kitchen is only semi open to the dining room area. But the saving grace is my dining area and living room are open space for the most part.

[@Rose-qr4xn]

Add wireless picture lights above each white panel. At night watch the panel textures pop out and create it’s own artwork!!! I would frame them in mirror strips.

[@motchiko904]

Those windows are so practical. Especially because you have a child. You can do your things in the kitchen and still have an eye on the children.

[@jeanieirwin4747]

Frame with a garland of ivy

[@humeyramine]

The missed opportunity of painting the windows different colors and shapes or stained glass effects, now that would’ve been abstract and beautiful! And if you didn’t like it you could always replace or cover them

[@MrKarlimoney]

Strained glass would've been great

[@raven8023]

@@MrKarlimoney Strained lol

[@raven8023]

Stained glass is extremely expensive though and she already said she isn't willing to put thousands into something temporary.

[@humeyramine]

@@raven8023 Read again I said stained glass *effects* meaning she could’ve painted the windows with translucent colors or sth to make it look like stained glass

[@MrKarlimoney]

Could always get water color paint I know that I used to get little glass pieces with animals or designs on them with my grandma and paint them when I was little and it looked like stained glass

[@cccharding]

I like the plane white. It keeps it as part of the wall design

[@MartiBagwell]

Black frame it says hey I want you to see our creations. The stark contrast with the white walls would be awesome

[@Ash-wr4sb]

Honestly if you want them to appear as artwork you should paint them in a color to make them stand out not blend in with the wall. I would suggest painting them the same mustard yellow as your chairs, I could be wrong but it could definitely compliment the area and bring the room together.

[@maleficent2993]

for me I think doing a an actual abstract keeping the similar background with the art painted in a rich violet, royal purple variances of- it's opposite on the color wheel from a yellow/mustard/gold and will bring balance to the room

[@Raine1105]

Or something 👍🏼

[@jacquelynxo567]

Wood stained frames, same tone as the table and chairs would be beautiful! ❤❤

[@TheGiftspritz]

I agree. Black may be a little to harsh, depending on the shade and finish, but something that compliments the table would be awesome or something that would work with the color of the room.

[@starlapercle9575]

I was thinking the same,definitely wood stained frame.

[@nikkimarie92]

Soon as I saw the table I thought the same thing ❤

[@shishes9395]

Same thought! ❤

[@shirleyrampersad7756]

Wood stained to go with the dining table already in the room.

[@joyful6489]

Put picture frame wall molding or wall molding trim around your art boards and paint them the same color as your wall.

[@janicenolden4682]

Your furniture are good with them. Some people like to just look at the texture. You might try painting the side edges white. It'll give a little depth, but you it's not obnoxious. Later if you need a change, you could always paint something on them, etc. I'd put greenery in vase on table. Maybe use sage vase (s) on your shelves and put a a small piece of the orange foliage from the Vase on table. Good luck. Post the finished project.

[@Hollie-Dee]

I think light in a room is so valuable. I’d keep the windows but add frosted vinyl to each of of panels so that your still getting that extra light into the room without seeing through to the other side. The windows are a beautiful fixture as they are, as is your art. Find another place for that art idea and keep the windows xx

[@haz3lla]

wait that’s a brilliant idea

[@ryuuthefrog3775]

I agree with this. The art will just make it look to cramped.

[@Densenugs]

Great idea! Or stained glass!

[@vickyperez2907]

I agree. Keep windows w something on windows like stained glass.

[@aliceweiss2048]

Yes or some of the rainbow stained glass vinyl would look so pretty

[@Mashy8722]

One person’s abstract art is another person’s ‘why did you just hang 2 boards of the same bland color up on the wall and call it art?’ I’m the second person 😂🤷🏻‍♀️

[@choke666]

me too! why would you call that art 1 and 2 why would you just paint them some blank boring white ... art is color in my opinion and 3 just why? (i am a wife using my husbands account because i am in fact lazy lol)

[@astro_d_kid3202]

I thought she was just getting the boards ready to do the abstract art but then she said “what y’all think?”and I was confused

[@kaiyotee2475]

​@@choke666 laughs in black and white drawings

[@deannas2778]

​@@astro_d_kid3202 I got the same thing I thought she was going to do some painting or something on it.

[@lindanichole290]

Right 😂 its giving crack head patches a wall.

[@rosiehinojosa4387]

I think I wouldn't frame would be gorgeous.😊👏👏👏👏👏

[@MsMadMar]

pick a color u love in the room, like the chairs, and just get half round with the lip in the vynal trim from home improvment store. scuff it and take a sample if the color to paint counter. those leafs in the vase almost match the chairs too. you can measure and angle cut to make a simple frame, one that you can slip on an enjoy or take off and repaint if decore changes. of you can give the kids construction paper and have them tear into bits and modepodge around the edges to make an abstract frame.

[@Paola-ob4rv]

Those windows are so cute and unique

[@SloppyWzrdSleeve]

It was just a lazy add on. Whoever owned the home first just didn't bother knocking out the wall or finishing it in some other way.

[@vero5223]

Black woods would be best ever

[@tamaraharmon720]

I love the windows, put some hanging plants in them 👌

[@littlelaurahapydance]

@ tamra great idea

[@rensteele6985]

If this was actual canvas i would have suggested wrapping the color to the sides as it looks elegant and minimal

[@szatkown]

Take out the window and put in a thru way (like a doorway but wider.) It will open up the house and make both rooms feel a lot bigger.

[@BowbOw344]

See those windows are great if you have really young kids....make the room behind the window into a playroom or even a nursery so you can monitor your child while also getting tasks done.....and with kids a lot of time is spent on dishes, cooking, and cleaning and most keep cleaning products under the kitchen sink......that window feels like a good idea for monitoring small children without missing out on getting tasks finished before you are overly tired from the daily challenged of parenthood

[@Deebnoff]

That's what I was thinking. I love being able to see my kids from the kitchen amd even leave bathroom doors open so I can see and hear them while I go potty too 😄

[@FeelFree30]

My thoughts exactly

[@BowbOw344]

@Deebnoff see I'm 17 and that window would still help my mom cause I still do dumb things lol

[@Deebnoff]

@@BowbOw344 🤣🤣🤣

[@lexi13sims]

I completely agree

[@dacre6630]

I love the windows, being able to see through to another room is cool

[@alejomi]

I agree.. I think its the style of window not the fact that there is a window.. just my opinion

[@lyndieskurry2379]

I agree

[@s.e2637]

Especially when you have toddlers like me who are usually always up to something 😅

[@Fairy_bongmother]

I agree.

[@csslkft6517]

I agree. The windows are beautiful. Even better that you have children you can keep a watch. The art can be Removed and hung elsewhere

[@user-il5zu2xo9b]

Black if your house is modern, but wood stain if it’s not that I would honestly choose the block

[@FIONA21ful]

Having those windows is wonderful....so much to be done with windows.

[@chelle1956]

Wood stained frames would compliment what you already have in the room… Can’t wait to see how it looks

[@bettymitchell5968]

I like it without a frame.good job!❤

[@adriennealessio9149]

No frame

[@longbranch11207]

The windows looks way better

[@CaylaCommonFolk]

Get a frame that matches other high-quality trim in the house. If you don’t have other high-quality trim or frames in the house, then the stained wood frame will look purposeful

[@sliceofpay]

I love your kitchen table!!

[@maranathacomelord7115]

Oh man, I loved the windows. I like the open area look. Now it looks so small. But as long as you like it that's what matters. Now I'll be looking for a house with windows to other rooms. It was probably added on to the house.

[@MimiUsagichan]

an indoor window does not equal open space

[@maranathacomelord7115]

@@MimiUsagichan It's all a matter of perspective and Thankfully God made us each have our own perspective. Thank you.

[@r.coffman1431]

Look for a house with add ons.

[@Vixter_likes_talking]

Omg!! I didn’t know those types of windows were actually real!!! I don’t know why, but I’ve always absolutely LOVED the idea of having a window looking into another room of the house and it’s been my dream to have one.

[@michelemccants7444]

You can easily eat in the living room and use the windows as a pass through! Lol

[@celaestisamory1834]

Your mind - I really never even though up the concept of a window into an interior room, but you had the desIRE for one 😲 And there are so many great uses to interact with the space in a new way, it IS a brilliant idea

[@barbaraallisonbailey3779]

I understand your feeling of "window doesn't belong". I love your solution, no frames needed. You are clever and creative, don't listen to "keep the window uncovered"..it will always bother you; it's your home.

[@SandraGonzalez-rs7qo]

Natural wood look ir dark wood looks perfect for the spaces can ad some gold and light brown to the art ❤

[@mikeyangel420]

My preschool teacher brain just SCREAMED "turn it into a slide!!!" That would be such a fun thing to have in the house for kiddos 😭❤

[@emmahawkins1399]

TRUE

[@BlazericanHippie]

Now why would she do that if the purpose of her buying them was to cover a window… u just completely tried changing the whole topic to the purpose of the video. 🤦‍♀️

[@ElliottRodgers]

Great idea

[@loricameron6305]

I would do wood stain

[@livingperson7132]

Ur kids in the future removing them: WE HAD WINDOWS HERE?!

[@kenbutimagurl2445]

Lol they would be like: what else are you hiding from us?!

[@cloudyclo]

True-unless she didn't cover the window from the other side of the wall.

[@kenbutimagurl2445]

@@cloudyclo ah, I didn't think of that

[@ras_krystafari3333]

Right ✅️ perfect future mind blowing 🤯 practical joke at the ready

[@vandanachakraborty40]

@@cloudyclo yes exactly

[@sandy1128]

Knock out wall under windows. Frame entire opening in wood painted white. Basically making windows walk thru passages. Will make your house seem larger with longer views.

[@TheWildPrince]

I like them without the frame. I did the same thing in my livingroom but I built a frame out of wood and stretched a canvas drop cloth over it.

[@juju4842]

I love that you included nursing a baby while working on a project. Her little feet are adorable.... once you're older you are going to look back on this and smile!

[@tiffanycarlton5554]

Thank you for including mama

[@Mossfaerie]

yass love those paint fumes with no open window mama 😍

[@chickennuggets4114]

@@Mossfaerie how’d you know there are no other windows in the house open? be an adult, mistakes get mad it’s okay.

[@maryarmstrong5374]

The paint could be low odour or odourless. Don’t judge. Be kind.

[@aepbuzz]

@@universalworkshop6854 i’m not attacking you but she didn’t even show anything

[@OpalSilkMoth]

"I don't like seeing into another room from my kitchen" Girl must hate doors as well lol

[@JBFranny]

Lmao the doors are shaking in their boots

[@main945king4]

Do you live in a one room house

[@TheGiftspritz]

Although I do like the color on the vase, but that may limit table accessories. I love the color of the chairs so I would even look for something along that compliment, keeping a warm atmosphere

[@crishacrash]

Black or dark brown, because it should contrast the table. Or a white/grey to contrast it from the wall

[@sdrake42sd]

I loved the windows uncovered into the other room. It's so unique

[@PaigeCooks]

Same i loveeee the window

[@emzkoe3904]

I'm not sure if I would like it or not...but it seems like a better option than covering them with giant slabs of foam board painted the same color as the wall?

[@Naturally3m0]

Same!

[@yumigo9146]

@@truthwins5642 ⁹⁹⁹⁹

[@totally_a_spy]

It's great unless you have guests

[@Josey168]

So then when you’re in the other room, you get to look at a silver window covered up? I think keeping it uncovered would have been the best option

[@letresesteverson5997]

I say gold frame pops it out just a little and still keeps the color flow of the warm colors in the room it’s giving elegant and cozy

[@Lisa.G412]

It looks great like it's ment to be there, you should put a thick black frame around it. Or do gold to match the rack next to it

[@cordelia3377]

I love the windows 💯...never seen that concept before 🥰

[@mtlcaramel]

Right! My advice.. take down the boards, forget about the frames.

[@maureenlaneski2802]

I'm excited bc I totally want to do that in the basement in SIMS 4 because one of my Sims needs like 30 windows in her house.

[@michaejacobs2571]

i love the windows, it makes the rooms feel conjoined and more open.

[@CrazyBeyfulSarah]

Yaaassss 🎉🎉🎉

[@sonyakallstrom929]

I would fight to keep the windows. The beauty of natural light combined with a comfy couch and blanket

[@kathyshannon3871]

I would forget the windows and the art and put in french doors to the other room in their place.

[@hxcknall_]

Personally, I don't see the appeal. We have one indoor window back at my childhood home and the jumpscares are not worthy lol.

[@Maya-yp2ey]

@@sonyakallstrom929 feel the same way. I feel like I’m being suffocated after seeing the window covered. Oh well just my opinion 😅

[@staceysprick1105]

Or use cling vynal widow treatments to put shapes/ patterns or just frost the glass so you still get light but can’t see through

[@maryhowington7935]

Black frame would look fantastic!

[@magdalenacarrero9908]

Wood frame. I admire the simple fact that u got the kids with u while u work. Yes. Beautiful

[@karma4872]

Wait, another room in your home? Heck, that’s pretty neat

[@lorraine1761]

I think they mean like across from where they live

[@emilyannamanda]

Right I love it

[@emilyannamanda]

@@lorraine1761 no it sounds like it was another part of her home

[@jerseygirl615]

Yes they are windows that look into another room in their home...not across the street.

[@SarahStudt]

My house growing up had a couple windows between the kitchen and the sunroom on the front of the house. It was nice for natural light but my dad ended up removing them later because it took up a lot of kitchen wall space and limited what he could put there.

[@janetyamashige9573]

This is a first for me, I have never seen interior windows (between rooms) in a house before

[@loislucia7962]

If it was me I would put up pictures of the sky or maybe a forest canopy. Then make the frames look like windows. Like living in a treehouse or on a cloud

[@DapperJazz]

Oh my god that’s actually super cool, how dare you remove the cool lil food window 😭😭 what if someone was in there and needed a drink, y’all could hand stuff back and forth

[@miaperez668]

frr

[@sarahcook2335]

Reminds me of gatherings at my gma's house. They added on and kept the window from the kitchen to the add-on dining room where everyone congregated. It was great if you needed a cup or a spoon. Open the window, ask a person, then you're good!

[@prezzlola]

If I had little kids, I'd love to have windows everywhere so I can see what these little monsters are doing 😂. That's why open floors plans are appealing to families because stay-at-home moms spend a great deal of the day in the kitchen and the openess allows them to simultaneously see their children

[@jocarson2402]

Put framed art from your kiddos on the panels. No frame or wood. Great idea!

[@user-un1oe5if3s]

Limed Pine like the finish of the dining room table. Not too dark, not too light.

[@poppadoc5614]

Love the windows...How unique

[@brandygriffiss]

Definitely prefer the windows

[@Mandy_39]

I disagree, so weird lol! What's the point of them?!

[@janne5058]

I think you should do a picture of a window looking out to a scene Maybe a print so it's not as expensive

[@puppychan2086]

​@@Mandy_39 easy way to see what the kids are doing while you're in the kitchen.

[@adawnthom86]

Seems like the windows would be an extra way to keep an eye on the little ones from the other room, I would love to have them😊

[@kamryntucci173]

Black

[@xEPICxNESS]

As I kid I would have LOVED to climb room to room 😂

[@carmedlitet2091]

Black

[@wandarentas9738]

Wood frame will look lovely. ❤

[@carolcorsaro8104]

Well, you could always start out with no frames. When you want something different, go to the wood. When you want something different again, then you could paint them black. Start all over again if you want. Lol. Looks great.

[@smc2432]

I think it looks perfect just the way it is

[@SAVAGE-cr4ng]

I like the window looking into the living room! That’s pretty cool actually lol.

[@SAVAGE-cr4ng]

@TaRie🔞💋 ….huh?

[@annaisbananas7530]

It’s unique being able to see into another room through a window. Like my cousins house has a window that is over their sink in the kitchen and it looks into the family room and I think it is awesome.

[@agoogleuser4356]

No frame. It’s so beautiful with just the minimum. I really love it.

[@jancie202]

Great idea! Its fine as is, but im kind of leaning toward a very thin frame, same wood tone as your table.