When a condo’s second room opens straight off the living area, it needs a divider that gives privacy without stealing light or square footage. Lumière does it with frosted sliding glass panels in slim aluminium framing, dividing the living room from the room behind while keeping both bright.
Frosted glass is the reason the room stays luminous — it obscures the space behind for privacy while carrying the window light straight through, so nothing goes dark when the panels close. Split into clean horizontal sections, the panels read as a calm plane of light beside the media wall, and on their track they slide clear to reopen the two rooms into one. It’s privacy and daylight at once, which is exactly what a compact condo needs.
Lumière is built with Komandor’s LUMI system — tempered frosted glass in slim aluminium framing, manufactured in Mississauga and installed by Komandor crews across Toronto’s condo towers, sized to your opening.
Install photo, digitally staged.
At a Glance
| Configuration | Frosted sliding glass partition between rooms |
| System | LUMI aluminium-framed glass |
| Frame | Slim aluminium, horizontal divisions |
| Glass | Frosted (translucent) tempered |
| Operation | Sliding |
| Best for | Condo living/den or bedroom separation |
| Project code | CO-004 |
| Pricing | glass partition price bands |
Frequently Asked Questions
Will frosted glass keep my condo bright?
Yes — frosted glass passes daylight while screening the room behind, so a closed partition still lights both spaces.
Can the partition separate a bedroom or den from the living room?
Yes — sliding frosted panels give a private room its own wall while keeping the layout open when slid back.
Is a sliding partition better than a wall in a condo?
For flexibility and light, yes — it divides the space without permanently closing it in.