Interior window - Quirky & useful, or just weird?

[Gypsy]

I wouldn't do it.

 

[PierreBear]

I'd probably pick an art glass to go in it. Something not opaque, not clear if you know what I mean? There are so many different ones to choose from. You'd get the light, but there would be the illusion of a real window. JMO.

Ooh, there's an idea! Although I'm not sure what kind of artsy glass might fit in a modern looking kitchen... any ideas? I'm trying to keep everything white/stainless/minimal.

GL with the home renovations. Just a thought... we have frosted our windows before. Our modern home came with a store front door that's all glass. To have some privacy, we got a DIY kit and frosted it. Just wanted to share an idea. Wouldn't recommend getting any tinting from Home Depot but the frosting sheets are just fine and look great.

 

[House Cat]

My house has this very window. It looks right into my sunroom.

I think the window once looked outside, before the sunroom was added. It isn't awkward at all. I feel that the kitchen would be sort of sad without it. What IS awkward is the bathroom/shower window looking out into the sunroom!!