For our Clapham project, the interior designer and homeowners required four distinct door sets, each with specific sizes, finishes, and functions. Initially, the designer contacted several companies before choosing us for our exceptional communication and meticulous attention to detail.

The design and functionality of each door were meticulously planned, enhancing the home's harmony and flow. Despite variations, all door sets share a sleek, minimalist effect with the absence of crossbars and reeded glass for privacy while allowing light to pass through. This design enables the homeowner to close off the living room from the kitchen while maintaining natural light and discreetly conceals the home gym and dressing room.

The doors are strategically placed across three floors for maximum functionality and aesthetic appeal. The basement features a single door with side screens, the ground floor has a double door set with side screens, and the first floor includes doors for the dressing room and ensuite. The basement and ground floor doors are finished in RAL 7021, Black Grey, chosen for its gentle appearance, and can open past 90 degrees due to the side screens.

The first-floor doors are finished in RAL 1036, Pearl Gold, complementing the dressing room's handles and lighting. We recommended a stainless steel door for the ensuite to provide added protection due to the shower, ensuring durability and longevity.

A single sliding pocket door from the master bedroom to the dressing room saves space by sliding seamlessly into the wall. The choice of our InoCross20 glass doors over traditional timber doors allows light to flow throughout the property. With their slim framework and minimal sight lines, these doors are a statement of elegance and sophistication, seamlessly preserving a harmonious sense of connectivity throughout the home.