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METAL LAB / door and screen projects
Projects
Loft-style doors, screens and steel-and-glass structures set within completed interiors. Each image shows a different proportion, glazing pattern and opening method.
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Project 01
Double hinged doors
A light-coloured glazed structure opens up the wide passage between two parts of the home.
Arched double doors with fluted glass
A light-coloured frame closes the tall opening with an arch shaped to match the wall.
Black doors with overhead glazing and frosted glass
A narrow black frame brings order to the vertical opening beside the fitted furniture and seating area.
Green single door
The deep green frame combines a tall arch with a simple arrangement of horizontal divisions.
Sliding doors with fluted glass
A regular grid of black glazing bars gives the narrow glazed section clearly defined proportions.
Single door with stained glass
Coloured panes with varying textures form an irregular arrangement of panels within a black frame.
Arched steel structure
A rounded head and restrained divisions fill the tall opening without overwhelming the interior.
Doors to a pizzeria garden
An orange frame defines the glazed entrance to the pizzeria garden, with its tables and dense greenery.
Double sliding doors with exposed running gear
Two openwork leaves slide apart to either side of the wide entrance to a bright kitchen.
Green steel structure
A slender green frame closes the opening in a calm interior finished in a similar palette.
Pink structure with textured glass
The powder-pink frame complements the pastel corridor, while the texture of the glass gently obscures the interior.
Single door with glazed panels
A central door leaf, side glazing and an overhead panel form a symmetrical frame around the wide opening.
Steel structure shaped to the sloping ceiling
The pitched structure brings order to the tall opening while retaining its full height.
Double doors with lacquered glass
Dark panes obscure the view, while slender steel frames maintain a simple door pattern.
Entrance-lobby doors with fluted glass
Textured glazing separates the entrance area without blocking the flow of light.
Double hinged doors
Slender divisions and clear glass retain views into the adjoining part of the interior.
Double sliding doors within a larger structure
The expansive structure continues the line of divisions across the full width of the glazed wall.
Sliding pocket doors
When opened, the leaves slide to either side, leaving a wide, unobstructed passage.
Double sliding doors to a kitchen
Two sliding leaves open up the central passage and close symmetrically across the entrance to the kitchen.
Sliding doors to an entrance lobby
Large matt panels screen the area beyond the doors, while the simple glazing pattern gives the composition a calm appearance.
Double pivot doors without a frame
Two tall leaves open without a visible frame, creating a light surround to the opening.
Single pivot door with a frame
A single tall leaf brings order to the narrow opening with a grid of vertical and horizontal divisions.
Pivot door within a larger structure with glazed panels
The doors, side panels and gable glazing form a single structure within the tall opening.
Bi-fold doors opening to both sides
The folding leaves open up a wide section of the structure, while the remaining panels maintain its ordered composition.
Bi-fold doors opening to one side
The folded leaves open up a wide passage between the kitchen and the bright seating area.
Bi-fold doors within a larger structure
The tall structure divides the living room into two areas while retaining views of the garden.
Bi-fold doors for a restaurant
The multi-panel structure closes the wide opening while retaining a clear view into the restaurant dining area.
Fixed glazed screen — partition
Translucent panels screen the seating around the table, while the open passage maintains a clear route through the space.
Fixed glazed screen used as a partition
Glazing above a low wall separates the kitchen without closing it off from the living room.
Freestanding fixed glazed screen
Slender partitions separate the tables while keeping the dining space open and easy to navigate.
Fixed glazed screen with a view
A light grid of straight and curved divisions frames the greenery beyond the large glazed opening.
Glazed entrance lobby
The symmetrical structure closes off the entrance area while retaining views into the rest of the house.
Screen in an office interior
Full-height glazing separates one part of the office without cutting it off from the rest of the space.
Industrial-style doors in a raw interior
Dense translucent infill screens the back-of-house area while allowing light and the outline of the interior to remain visible.
Mezzanine structure
The glazed structure runs alongside the passage by the stairs, retaining views into the living area.
Screen with sliding doors
The overhead glazing makes use of the opening's full height and brings light into the separate bathing area.
Five ways to open up or divide a space.
Each type can be used on its own or as part of a larger structure with fixed side and overhead panels.
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