The primary objective of our Twickenham project was to create a glass hallway that divided the living room from the open kitchen diner, allowing the family to watch a movie in one room while the TV in the kitchen showed the football simultaneously. To achieve this, we used our InoCross20 system with a steel post to support a single door and side screen, seamlessly joint at a 90-degree angle. The slim profile of our InoCross20 system maintained the desired aesthetic.

During the design process, the client chose to utilise a full-width door to allow for easy furniture movement. The Cross Bar design of the door was carefully considered to complement the modern tone of the refurbishment. The use of a double door set with one fixed side screen allowed for broader access, and the full-length doors complemented the high ceilings, contributing to an open and airy feel.

The positioning of the double door set was strategically done to cover the joint between the painted hallway walls and the kitchen's textured wallpaper. The doors were dressed with our Trim handle and a three horizontal Cross Bar design, providing a sleek and minimalistic finish. The doors were crucial in creating a welcoming entrance to the property.

Our InoCross20 system, with its 20mm frame and 15mm bead and Cross Bars, offers a modern take on traditional doors, perfectly balancing style and functionality. The Trim handle, seamlessly welded to the frame, adds a discreet and streamlined touch to the doors without compromising on usability.

Overall, our Twickenham project showcases how traditional-style doors can enhance the aesthetics of a modern home, providing the perfect finishing touch to this renovation.