A light subject!

[pred]

Any suggestions please, I've extended my conservatory and partitioning the old doorway but want to allow natural light in through the upper half, glass blocks are not cheap, I don't want it looking like a 60's serving hatch either, no offence to anyone with a 60's serving hatch .
Any suggestions please..

 

[JBR]

http://www.westendwindows.co.uk/uploads/images/stable doors/stable-door-example.jpg

We had a stable door like this as our back door to the kitchen in our last house. I don't see why it wouldn't work in a conservatory.

 

[ladylola]

Stained glass panel ? Or a patterned glass panel or maybe something like a Flemish glass with shelving to one side and a few coloured glass ornaments.
I've got a doorway that's going to be unwanted after the kitchen is finished and I'm going down the serving hatch route but in timber rather than glass , but no offence taken

 

[pred]

Thanks folks, I've now decided to go for Flemish style glass blocks. We were worried if I simply boarded the old doorway it would make the kitchen too dark.

 

[EFLImpudence]

Window ?