02 / A new perspective
Contemporary.
A new point of view.
Material & architectural perspectives
Doors
A considered transition.
A door is experienced in movement: approached, opened and seen from either side. Decorative glass can make this transition part of the material composition, whether the opening is prominent or intended to sit quietly within a wall.
Why decorative glass here.
A glass surface can introduce a pattern, a reflection or a view through the opening. Its appearance can connect the two rooms while giving the door its own visual character.
↗Related collections
Suggested material directions.
06 / A quieter structure
Stripe & Fabric Effect.
A quieter kind of structure.
02Application perspectives
Space, seen through material.
↗Design considerations
From a visual idea to an application.
Contemporary can align a surface with a room’s proportions. Stripe & Fabric Effect can echo a tall opening; Color offers a way to connect adjacent palettes. Explore these as visual directions before resolving the door construction.
Both sides
Review the surface from each side of the opening and against the different backgrounds beyond it.
Hardware and edges
Bring the frame, handles, hinges and proposed fixing details into the discussion. Confirm the glass specification around the assembly.
Movement
Consider the view with the door open and closed, together with the required clearances and project-specific safety requirements.
↗Project references
A different point of view.
Explore related visual ideas in selected POBO projects.
Let’s explore the possibilities
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