Seven Homes with Dining Rooms Illuminated by Glass-Covered Voids and Lightwells
By
Starr Charles
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Summary
This article showcases seven homes from Chile, Ireland, and Japan that feature dining rooms illuminated by glass-covered voids or lightwells. These architectural elements serve dual purposes: they draw natural light into lower levels or deeper interior spaces while adding visual interest and depth to the design. The piece functions as a curated lookbook highlighting innovative architectural solutions for lighting interior spaces through structural voids with windows and skylights.
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In our latest lookbook, we've rounded up homes spanning Chile, Ireland and Japan with dining rooms that are brightened by glass-covered voids.
Here, we look at seven homes where glazed voids create brig
In our latest lookbook, we've rounded up homes spanning Chile, Ireland and Japan with dining rooms that are illuminated by voids with windows and skylights
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