A living room wall with a door that had to disappear: one panelled surface where the door reads as just another panel.
Completed by our master before M5 was founded (master's work, USA · in progress). The same hands now work in Miami.
A living room wall with a door that had to disappear: one panelled surface where the door reads as just another panel.
The panel layout was set out on the wall first, the door leaf finished flush with the same mineral plaster, and the whole wall troweled as one surface so nothing gives the door away.
In progress at the time of these photos. Closed, the door is invisible; open, it is a plaster panel on hinges.
Yes. The door leaf and the wall get the same finish and the same panel layout, so the joint reads as a panel line, not a door.
A wall like this takes about a week on site: the layout, the coats with drying between them and the final finish.
Yes. A real sample of the finish reaches you within 48 hours, free, and a master comes to measure the wall.
A real hand-made sample of this finish reaches you within 48 hours, free. Then a master comes to measure and you get a fixed price in writing.
