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Omena Residence - Case Study

An ambitious architect used passive design to build a LEED Gold residence in North Michigan. Learn how he did it and why a NanaWall system was central to the accomplishment.

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Mesnick Residence - Case Study

The Mesnick Residence uses a 15-foot NanaWall folding glass wall to create a bright, open indoor-outdoor living space that expands the home’s main living area into a covered patio and backyard.

"The NanaWall opens effortlessly allowing high frequency usage. It transforms our space by doubling the usable space while also bringing nature inside. I would recommend the NanaWall in a heart beat."

— Homeowner

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Bifold glass doors frame a modern living and dining area with wood floors, stone fireplace, and floor‑to‑ceiling windows overlooking scenic mountains

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Bifold glass doors connect a modern living room with stone fireplace and wood floors to scenic mountain views, creating seamless indoor-outdoor living

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Interior view of dining room with fully open corner bifold glass doors, creating a seamless transition to the outdoor patio and golf course

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Modern living area with large sliding glass doors opening to patio, creating bright indoor-outdoor living and showcasing clean contemporary architectural style

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Interior living space with folding glass doors opened to the deck, part of a Houzz-featured project highlighting warm wood finishes and indoor-outdoor living

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Segmented curved sliding glass walls at JW Marriot Nashville

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cero minimal moveable glass walls - opening exterior

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Folding glass patio doors in modern residential enhance seamless indoor‑outdoor flow.