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I can see this working in a glass house, which aren't that uncommon...some new buildings really go on maximizing window space on a skyscraper so that you don't
by seanmcdirmid 2y ago
I can see this working in a glass house, which aren't that uncommon...some new buildings really go on maximizing window space on a skyscraper so that you don't really have a wall on the exterior (more common in China than the USA for sure). See for example:
https://www.luxurychicagoapartments.com/blog/luxury-design-elements-highlight-apartments-with-large-windows/ https://www.luxurychicagoapartments.com/blog/luxury-design-e...
If you could turn the window dark with an exterior black out shade, you could have a TV on-demand without completely ruining your view.
It is a very niche use case though, but one I've thought of before when looking at some newer luxury housing that goes for big windows on all sides.