In a home where the living and dining rooms share one long space, a solid wall would kill the light. Light Flow divides them with sliding panels of frosted glass in slim black aluminium frames, each panel split into clean horizontal sections that keep the look calm and modern.
Frosted glass carries daylight from the dining room’s windows into the living area even when the panels are closed, so the space never goes dark — hence the name. The horizontal divisions give the tall panels proportion and a soft grid, and black bar pulls keep the operation simple. Slide the panels open and the two rooms become one for a dinner party; slide them shut and the living room becomes a quiet, glowing space of its own.
Light Flow is built to the opening in Komandor’s LUMI system — tempered frosted glass in made-to-measure aluminium framing, manufactured in Mississauga and installed across Toronto and the GTA.
Install photo, digitally staged.
At a Glance
| Configuration | Sliding frosted-glass panels between rooms |
| System | LUMI aluminium-framed glass |
| Frame | Black aluminium, horizontal divisions, bar pulls |
| Glass | Frosted (translucent) tempered |
| Operation | Sliding |
| Best for | Living-dining separation, open-plan homes |
| Project code | LP-005 |
| Pricing | glass partition price bands |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will frosted glass keep the room bright?
Yes — frosted glass passes daylight while obscuring detail, so a closed partition still fills both rooms with light.
Can the panels open fully for entertaining?
Yes — the sliding panels move aside so living and dining reopen into one continuous space.
Frosted or clear glass between living and dining?
Frosted gives softer separation and hides the dining table when closed; clear keeps full sightlines. Both are available.