In Palermo, classic milling is complemented by a decorative ornament. Symmetry and smooth lines give the door a formal look, especially in light finishes.
The models suit classic, English and neoclassical interiors. You can order a patina finish and choose from more than seven glass types; height up to 2.8 m.
Palermo is chosen when the doors should set the tone for the whole interior: the ornament and symmetry look good in the living room, dining room and a spacious hallway. Glazed models make the door lighter and let light into the corridor, solid ones suit the bedroom and study. Patination brings out the relief and gives the leaf a noble touch of age. To make the doorway look finished, casing and skirting are chosen in the same color as the leaf.
Strict relief shapes continue the tradition of classic doors and emphasize the geometry of the leaf.
Fine lines of diamond engraving on the glass give a soft sparkle that changes with the lighting.
The restrained detailing of Palermo suits both classic and contemporary projects. The model is often chosen for interiors with moldings, parquet and vintage furniture.
Quality materials and modern hardware ensure the door works smoothly, and its elegant look lasts for years.
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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