Had anyone had obscured glass fitted in a bathroom recently?

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I can’t decide what design to get! Stippolyte seems the most plain and inoffensive -but I’m just not sure! I have the Pilkington booklet, have seen the samples and even looked at them in the showroom and still can’t decide! I don’t really want bobbly or leafy. I’m not too keen on the ones that look like rain. The etched is a bit more expensive and apparently doesn’t let much light in so wasn’t going to go for that.

Has anyone had some fitted recently and can tell me what you think?

What is your window configuration? Ours have a large main window and a smaller top opening. We have etched glass on the main window and clear on the top opening window which means more light comes in the top part. These are on upstairs windows though.

We've just had Chantilly fitted. Let's plenty of light it, is much nicer than our previous obscure glass, but, dependent on where it is it's not as obscure as others. ( we have an outdoor loo with corner windows & could have done with something more satin for that, whereas in the upstairs bathrooms it's lovely & works fine).

We've just replaced a floral design with pilkington charcoal sticks. It's a nice clean pattern with a good balance of allowing light and obscuring nakedness I think.

I have Contora. Perfectly forgettable so doesn't dominate the room

@SE13Mummy

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Thank you so much for that-is so useful to see!!

If anyone who has replied wouldn’t mind PM-ing me a photo of their obscured glass window from the inside I would be so grateful!!

@BruceAndNosh are you pleased with contora? That’s very similar to stippolyte, I think.

We have Stippolyte inside and outside (downstairs bathroom - I didn't climb on the roof for the picture!).

The frosting is on the exterior pane.

We've got Contora in the bathroom and toilet - it gives a lot of privacy but the rooms are still really bright so we're pleased with it. We've got Minster in the porch and even that gives more privacy than we expected.