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She built her dream home around the way she loves to live.

Molly Mesnick loves to entertain and wanted an indoor-outdoor lifestyle for her Kirkland, Washington, home.

A NanaWall folding glass wall topped her wish list, connecting the living room and patio and making entertaining feel like one continuous space.

And with Generation 4's slimmer profiles, she gets more glass, more natural light, and more of the view.

Watch Molly explain why it was the one feature she knew she wanted.

Follow @nanawallsystems for more homes, ideas, and inspiration for designing spaces around the way you want to live.

#NanaWall #Generation4 #FoldingGlassWalls #IndoorOutdoorLiving #DreamHome taken in Kirkland, Washington by @nanawallsystems

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The only design solution for indoor-outdoor living.⁣
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#NanaWall systems are engineered for smooth, consistent operation, allowing you to open or close large areas effortlessly so the space can respond to weather, temperature, and use in real time.⁣
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They are built to perform in changing conditions, helping maintain interior comfort while still allowing fresh air and access to the outdoors when desired.⁣
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Options like low, barefoot-friendly sills also remove physical barriers, making movement between spaces more natural and continuous.⁣
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Where would this make the biggest difference in your home? ⁣
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#IndoorOutdoorLiving #HomeDesign #ModernHome #FoldingGlassDoors taken in Camas, Washington by @nanawallsystems

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Forty years of innovation. One lifestyle.

Innovation isn't about adding more features. It's about solving problems designers have lived with for years.

"It's more than a barefoot threshold. It's more than wide open spaces. It's more than the FoldFlat™ feature. It's a lifestyle."

For 40 years, NanaWall has helped shape the way people experience home.

What does the NanaWall lifestyle mean to you?

#NanaWall #40YearsOfInnovation #OpeningGlassWalls #InteriorDesign #IndoorOutdoorLiving by @nanawallsystems

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3 months ago

Some architectural possibilities only become possible when someone invents a new way to build them.⁣
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From open corners without structural posts to segmented curves, window door combinations, and unlimited opening widths, #NanaWall opening glass wall systems offer the flexibility to accommodate the most challenging architectural designs.⁣
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For over 40 years, NanaWall has pioneered industry-first innovations that expand what’s possible with operable glass walls. Each configuration is engineered to address specific design challenges while delivering test-proven performance and optimal functionality.⁣
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Whether designing around a curved floor plan, maximizing usable space, or creating expansive openings, architects have more freedom to specify glass walls that align with their design intent.⁣
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Explore five industry-first NanaWall configurations and discover when and how to specify each one in our latest NanaWall Systems blog, link in bio.⁣
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#OpeningGlassWalls #CommercialArchitecture #ResidentialArchitecture #ArchitecturalDesign taken in New York City by @nanawallsystems

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A winter view is still a view worth opening the house to.⁣
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Snow on the ridge, a clear cold morning, the first light on the lake. Most homes keep that behind fixed glass from November to April. The homes in this carousel open to it, on the days that allow, and seal tight for storm days, with views intact.
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Each one carries a #NanaWall thermally broken glass system, built for cold climates and independently tested for air and water infiltration and thermal performance. Open, the room runs straight out to the snow. Closed, the thermal break and insulated glass keep the heat in and the view exactly where it was.⁣
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For homeowners in mountain and cold-weather country, the wall that opens in July should be the same one that holds in January.⁣
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Share this with someone building where real winter is part of the plan.⁣
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#ColdClimateDesign #MountainHomes #IndoorOutdoorLiving #OpeningGlassWalls A winter view is still a view worth opening the house to.⁣
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Snow on the ridge, a clear cold morning, the first light on the lake. Most homes keep that behind fixed glass from November to April. The homes in this carousel open to it, on the days that call for it, and seal tight the rest.⁣
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Each one carries a #NanaWall thermally broken glass system, built for cold climates and independently tested for air and water infiltration and thermal performance. Open, the room runs straight out to the snow. Closed, the thermal break and insulated glass keep the heat in and the view exactly where it was.⁣
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For homeowners in mountain and cold-weather country, the wall that opens in July should be the same one that holds in January.⁣
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Share this with someone building where real winter is part of the plan.⁣
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#ColdClimateDesign #MountainHomes #IndoorOutdoorLiving #OpeningGlassWalls taken in Michigan by @nanawallsystems

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The most exposed wall on this pool house is the 18-foot one that opens. It’s HVHZ-rated.⁣
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On Long Island Sound, the water-facing wall takes the wind, the driven rain, and whatever the storm carries with it. Point One Architects put the biggest opening in the Clinton pool house on that side anyway, and specified it to hold.⁣
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That wall is a six-panel #NanaWall SL73 folding glass system, the industry’s first hurricane-rated folding glass wall, Florida Product Approved for High Velocity Hurricane Zones. Reinforced structural posts run at every panel, and the dual stainless steel carriages sit above the water run-off level, so the door seals in both inswing and outswing configurations.⁣
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Open, 18 feet of the pool house reads as part of the terrace. Closed, it performs like a solid wall, year-round.⁣
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For architects working on shoreline projects, this is what it looks like when the opening is specified to the same standard as the structure.⁣
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Share this with someone designing on the water.⁣
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Architect: @pointonearchitects
Interiors: LCR Design, Jill Rankl⁣
Photography: Jim Fiora⁣
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#CoastalArchitecture #HurricaneRated #ResidentialArchitecture #OpeningGlassWalls The most exposed wall on this pool house is the 18-foot one that opens. It's HVHZ-rated.⁣
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On Long Island Sound, the water-facing wall takes the wind, the driven rain, and whatever the storm carries with it. Point One Architects put the biggest opening in the Clinton pool house on that side anyway, and specified it to hold.⁣
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That wall is a six-panel #NanaWall SL73 folding glass system, the industry's first hurricane-rated folding glass wall, Florida Product Approved for High Velocity Hurricane Zones. Reinforced structural posts run at every panel, and the dual stainless steel carriages sit above the water run-off level, so the door seals in both inswing and outswing configurations.⁣
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Open, 18 feet of the pool house reads as part of the terrace. Closed, it performs like a solid wall, year-round.⁣
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For architects working on shoreline projects, this is what it looks like when the opening is specified to the same standard as the structure.⁣
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Share this with someone designing on the water.⁣
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Architect: Point One Architects, Gregory E. Nucci⁣
Interiors: LCR Design, Jill Rankl⁣
Photography: Jim Fiora⁣
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#CoastalArchitecture #HurricaneRated #ResidentialArchitecture #OpeningGlassWalls taken in Long Island Sound by @nanawallsystems

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3 days ago

What if the opening in your home had to be as resilient as the rest of it?⁣
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Resilient design gets specified into the structure, the roof, the envelope. The opening is where it usually gets negotiated down, because the largest piece of glass in the house is also the piece most exposed to wind, water, impact, and cold.⁣
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The projects in this carousel didn’t negotiate. Each one carries a #NanaWall opening glass system tested to the same standard as the rest of the envelope. Systems are independently tested and certified for structural load, air and water infiltration, forced entry, and thermal performance, and built with impact-rated laminated glass and reinforced panels where the site demands it.⁣
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Swipe to see resilient home designs including a hurricane-rated SL73 on a Gulf coast home, a home built for high-wind loads, and a coastal house designed for 14-foot waves and the storm surge behind them.⁣
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For architects specifying resilience, the opening doesn’t have to be the weak point. It can be built to the same line as everything else.⁣
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Send this to someone designing for a site where the weather decides.⁣
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#ResilientDesign #ResidentialArchitecture #ImpactRated #OpeningGlassWalls What if the opening in your home had to be as resilient as the rest of it?⁣
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Resilient design gets specified into the structure, the roof, the envelope. The opening is where it usually gets negotiated down, because the largest piece of glass in the house is also the piece most exposed to wind, water, impact, and cold.⁣
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The projects in this carousel didn't negotiate. Each one carries a #NanaWall opening glass system tested to the same standard as the rest of the envelope. Systems are independently tested and certified for structural load, air and water infiltration, forced entry, and thermal performance, and built with impact-rated laminated glass and reinforced panels where the site demands it.⁣
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Swipe to see resilient home designs including a hurricane-rated SL73 on a Gulf coast home, a home built for high-wind loads, and a coastal house designed for 14-foot waves and the storm surge behind them.⁣
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For architects specifying resilience, the opening doesn't have to be the weak point. It can be built to the same line as everything else.⁣
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Send this to someone designing for a site where the weather decides.⁣
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#ResilientDesign #ResidentialArchitecture #ImpactRated #OpeningGlassWalls taken in Florida by @nanawallsystems

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We’re thrilled to share that our Napa Valley home remodel is featured in the October issue of Marin Magazine!

Built by the clients’ parents in the 1960s, the home held deep family history and a strong sense of place. The goal was to update it for modern living while preserving the character and spirit of the original.

A reconfigured floor plan, raised ceilings, and thoughtfully updated spaces bring new life to the home, while structural improvements strengthen its resilience against wildfires and earthquakes. The result is a home that looks forward without losing sight of where it began. Click the link in our bio to check out the article.

Thank you to Marin Magazine for sharing the story of this special project!

General Contractor: @hanes_construction_inc
Landscape Design & Const.: @creatingspaceswithagd
Photography: @adampottsphoto by @nanawallsystems

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A waterfront home should feel connected to the water, not just face it.⁣
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This Myrtle Beach home transformed its relationship with the Intracoastal Waterway by replacing a solid exterior wall with #NanaWall folding glass walls.⁣
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Now the living room and dining room can open directly to the water, bringing the view, fresh air, and outdoor living into the heart of the home. Pool, hot tub, outdoor bar and dock on one side, the whole main floor on the other, and nothing solid between them.⁣
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Before and after by @surianohomes and Courtney Scott Real Estate Myrtle Beach.
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Know a waterfront home with a wall in the way? Send this over.⁣
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#WaterfrontHome #IndoorOutdoorLiving #MyrtleBeach #residentialarchitecture taken in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina by @nanawallsystems

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What happens when a three-season porch becomes part of the home’s thermal envelope?⁣
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In northern Minnesota, a screened porch usually sits outside the conditioned line. It gets four good months and stays shut for the other eight. Strand Design put this one at the center of the house instead, between the dining room and the lake, and asked the wall behind it to do the envelope’s job.⁣
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In this three-season room, @stranddesign used a #NanaWall thermally broken aluminum framed folding glass system with an integrated swing door. Open, the lounge becomes part of the main floor and the house runs straight out to the pines. Closed, the thermal break, insulated glass, and compression seals hold the conditioned line at the door, so the porch can drop to outdoor temperature without pulling the house down with it.⁣
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Radiant heat overhead stretches the season on both ends. As David Strand put it, “It’s just a highly engineered piece of machinery: the hinges, the way it rolls, moves, and closes.”⁣
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For architects working in cold climates, this is what it looks like to treat the operable wall as part of the envelope.⁣
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Send this to someone designing a porch where real winter is part of the plan.⁣
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#ColdClimateDesign #ResidentialArchitecture #OpeningGlassWalls #ThermalEnvelope What happens when a three-season porch becomes part of the home's thermal envelope?⁣
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In northern Minnesota, a screened porch usually sits outside the conditioned line. It gets four good months and stays shut for the other eight. Strand Design put this one at the center of the house instead, between the dining room and the lake, and asked the wall behind it to do the envelope's job.⁣
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In this three-season room, Strand Design used a #NanaWall thermally broken aluminum framed folding glass system with an integrated swing door. Open, the lounge becomes part of the main floor and the house runs straight out to the pines. Closed, the thermal break, insulated glass, and compression seals hold the conditioned line at the door, so the porch can drop to outdoor temperature without pulling the house down with it.⁣
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Radiant heat overhead stretches the season on both ends. As David Strand put it, "It's just a highly engineered piece of machinery: the hinges, the way it rolls, moves, and closes."⁣
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For architects working in cold climates, this is what it looks like to treat the operable wall as part of the envelope.⁣
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Send this to someone designing a porch where real winter is part of the plan.⁣
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#ColdClimateDesign #ResidentialArchitecture #FoldingGlassWalls #ThermalEnvelope taken in Minnesota by @nanawallsystems

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A Colorado home should let you experience the mountains, not just look at them.

This Colorado home uses #NanaWall opening glass walls to connect the interior with its mountain setting, giving the homeowners the flexibility to enjoy the terrace and surrounding landscape throughout the seasons.

The great room opens at the touch of a button to a covered outdoor living area with an in-ground hot tub, a water feature, and sweeping Front Range views. Open, the two spaces read together as one. Closed, the glass wall seals, keeping views intact and the weather out, year-round.

Because indoor-outdoor living shouldn’t be limited to the months when the weather cooperates.

Share this with someone planning a mountain-view home.

#OpeningGlassWalls #ColoradoHomes #MountainHome #IndoorOutdoor A Colorado home should let you experience the mountains, not just look at them.

This Colorado home uses #NanaWall opening glass walls to connect the interior with its mountain setting, giving the homeowners the flexibility to enjoy the terrace and surrounding landscape throughout the seasons.

The great room opens at the touch of a button to a covered outdoor living area with an in-ground hot tub, a water feature, and sweeping Front Range views. Open, the two spaces read together as one. Closed, the glass wall seals, keeping views intact and the weather out, year-round.

Because indoor-outdoor living shouldn't be limited to the months when the weather cooperates.

Share this with someone planning a mountain-view home.

#OpeningGlassWalls #ColoradoHomes #MountainHome #IndoorOutdoor #ResidentialArchitecture taken in Colorado Springs, Colorado by @nanawallsystems

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