Inspired by the functional elegance of mid century classic glazing, our Statement Door System is a testament to timeless elegance and refined design. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, it has been purposefully designed as a heritage-style door to enhance both classic and contemporary interiors. This sophisticated door system is defined by its sleek glazing bars, also known as muntins, which boast a substantial depth of 30mm, offering a bold architectural statement.
Wider than our, UltraSlim System, Statement merges the charm of traditional design with the durability and precision of modern craftsmanship. The distinctive 30mm glazing bars or muntins create clean, structured lines that provide visual interest and symmetry, while the robust construction ensures lasting performance and quality.
The heritage-inspired aesthetic of the Statement Door System complements period properties, enhancing their traditional character. Simultaneously, its clean lines and premium finish make it a striking addition to modern spaces, creating a harmonious blend of old-world charm and contemporary style.
Invest in the Statement Door System to bring a touch of heritage elegance and modern sophistication to your interiors.
Wider glazing bars, such as those featured in our Statement Door System, can significantly influence the visual and functional aspects of a door. Furthermore, the increased width creates a bolder aesthetic and alters how the door interacts with the surrounding space, light, and architectural elements.
Wider glazing bars make a door appear more substantial and robust. The added depth and width draw attention, making the door a focal point in any room. This is particularly effective in spaces where the door needs to command attention, such as a central entryway or partition between significant living areas.
Historically, wider glazing bars were a hallmark of heritage-style doors, reflecting traditional craftsmanship and structural integrity. Incorporating wider bars lends an air of authenticity and charm, making the door a fitting choice for period properties or interiors with classic designs.
The use of wider bars creates a sense of symmetry and structure, breaking up large glass panels into smaller sections. This can be especially useful in spaces where balance and proportion are essential to the overall design, such as rooms with intricate architectural features or patterned flooring.
While glazing bars add character, wider ones may slightly reduce the amount of natural light that passes through the glass panels. This can create a cozier and more intimate ambiance, which is desirable in certain settings like dining rooms or studies. However, the reduced light flow may not be ideal for spaces where brightness is a priority.
Wider glazing bars can also evoke an industrial aesthetic, particularly when paired with black steel or metal frames. Additionally, they provide a bold and contemporary edge that complements urban and minimalist interiors, adding a sense of strength and style.
The width of glazing bars offers an opportunity to customize the door’s design. Opting for wider bars allows you to create a unique pattern, such as grids or asymmetric layouts, that reflects personal taste or aligns with the architectural theme of the space.
Balancing Width and Style
The choice to use wider glazing bars depends on the intended look and feel of the door. For a dramatic and grounded presence, wider bars are ideal. For a more understated and open design, narrower bars might be preferable.
Ultimately, wider glazing bars transform a door from being a simple functional feature to a bold design statement, showcasing personality and style while retaining its utility.
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