On Trio doors the milling is stepped, creating a play of light and shadow like a raised panel. Glass with diamond engraving adds a subtle sparkle and enriches the pattern.
The collection is designed for neoclassical interiors that want detail without heaviness. The finish is chosen from the catalog coatings, and the color can be matched to the skirting and casing.
Trio suits apartments where you want classic details without heavy moldings and dark wood. Solid models go into the bedroom and nursery, glazed ones into the living room and kitchen so that daylight reaches the hallway. Stepped casings repeat the pattern of the leaf, so the doorway looks complete even in a simple interior. Light finishes make the door airy, rich ones bring out the relief — the choice depends on whether the door should be an accent or support the color of the walls.
The multi-level relief gives the leaf a depth you can see and feel. Even in a single-color interior, the door becomes a noticeable detail.
Semi-transparent glass with an engraved pattern softly lets light through and keeps the room private.
Stepped casings repeat the leaf's milling. By combining them, you can finish the doorway in a single style.
The restrained geometry of Trio suits interiors with clean lines as well as spaces with metal, glass and concrete.
The measurer will take the opening dimensions and suggest the right frame and opening side.
We'll help you choose the model, color and hardware for your interior — from a photo of the room or a finished project.
Minimalism, neoclassical, loft, Scandi or Japandi — model selections for every style.
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