Parma is a lighter take on neoclassicism: fine milling and elongated proportions make the door slender, while reeded glass adds texture and light.
The models suit neoclassical, Scandinavian and Art Deco interiors. You can order a patina finish, choose from more than seven glass types and have the leaf painted in RAL or NCS enamel. Height up to 2.8 m.
The elongated proportions of Parma visually raise the ceiling, which is why the collection is often chosen for standard apartments with low rooms. A leaf up to 2.8 m high in a floor-to-ceiling opening enhances the effect. Reeded glass hides what is behind the door but lets light through — such models suit the kitchen, living room and walk-in closet. Patination adds depth to the leaf and goes well with warm shades of natural wood floors and furniture.
Relief glass keeps a sense of lightness but hides the details behind the door. The pattern doesn't wear off, doesn't yellow and needs no special care.
Milling with a clear rhythm works as a graphic element: it adds volume and texture to the leaf without overloading the interior.
The Parma pattern was designed specifically for the collection — the door is easy to recognize and unlike standard carved models.
Wood tones, deep dark and light colors — the choice of finishes lets you fit the door into a project of any complexity.
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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