Oxford doors feature an English grid: the glass is divided into even sections, as in classic British interiors. Such a leaf lets light through while looking composed and strict.
The collection is designed for English and classic styles and also fits Art Deco. Over seven glass types to choose from, a transom version for tall doorways, leaf height up to 2.8 m.
The Oxford grille looks good where there is plenty of wood, textiles and warm light: a living room with bookshelves, a study, a dining room. Glazed doors are placed at the entrances to shared areas, while solid models from the same collection go into the bedroom and bathroom to keep one style. In tall openings the transom version helps: a glass section appears above the door and the doorway looks in proportion to the ceiling. The grille and glass are chosen so that the pattern matches on every door in the apartment.
The rectangular grid layout adds rigor and a light retro touch. The door looks solid, without heaviness or pretension.
The combination of grid and glass creates depth: transparent and solid areas alternate, and the leaf looks three-dimensional even in a calm interior.
Clear or frosted inserts let in more daylight and visually expand the room — especially noticeable in standard layouts.
A wide choice of options at an affordable starting price. Oxford is often chosen for a whole apartment or a multi-storey house at once — the style stays consistent in every room.
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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