Bespoke flush-frame interior door in a light-filled interior

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A door is not merely a passage: it is a line that gives the home its rhythm. Flush or visible frame, full height, pivoting or steel-framed glazed partition, designed to disappear or to assert itself.

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Detail of a bespoke interior door, matte finish

The detail that changes everything

The door that
goes unnoticed.

A beautiful door is rarely noticed, and that is precisely the point. When the frame disappears into the wall, the handle falls naturally to hand and the closing is silent, the space gains in calm. At ODEA Interior, every door is conceived as an extension of the room, not as an object added on.

Clear height, direction of opening, a finish matched to the wall or contrasted with it: everything is decided with you, then made and fitted to the millimetre.

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Six
types

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Flush-frame door, without a visible casing

Flush frameFlush with the wall, with no visible casing. The door blends into the wall.

Interior door with a visible frame, designed casing

Visible frameA deliberate casing, slim or bold, that underlines the opening.

Full heightFrom floor to ceiling, for crisp sightlines and a room that breathes.

PivotingAn offset axis for wide openings and a generous opening gesture.

Interior steel-and-glass glazed partition, workshop spirit

Steel glazed partitionSlim profiles and clear glass, the workshop spirit that lets the light through.

Interior door ready to paint, tone matched to the wall

Ready to paintA door ready to receive your colour, matched to the wall or contrasted with it.

Materials & finishes

Our selection

Wood & veneer

Oak, walnut, open grain or muted tone.

Matte lacquer

Black, white or colour, deep surfaces, soft to the touch.

Steel & glass

Slim profiles in the glazed-partition style, clear or smoked glass.

Handles

Our selection of handles and latches, recessed or exposed.

Technical rigour

Comfort is decided
in the invisible.

1Masonry opening surveyed to the millimetre, to avoid unpleasant surprises on site.
2Concealed hinges and soft closing, for a silent gesture day to day.
3Free heights and widths: standard, full height or oversized formats.
4Direction of opening carefully studied: pushing, pulling, reversed opening or pivot.