In the interior space, Invisible Door is a very fashionable design expression. It has no handles, no door frames, and no keyholes, which often gives people the illusion that "it is not a door". Its use is conducive to creating private space, achieving space separation, and highlighting decorative performance, which are the three most basic functions.
What are the types of Invisible Door?
1. Flat opening
The flat opening is the most common and most commonly used door opening form. It generally installs hinges on the front of the door and opens inward or outward. It is suitable for various functional spaces such as bedrooms, study rooms, and storage rooms. This ingeniously designed, invisible door can really confuse people's eyes. Designers generally integrate the Invisible Door with the background wall to create an integrated visual effect.
2. Sliding type
The light sliding design can not only divide the living space, but also retain the sense of openness of the space as much as possible, so it is usually used in small apartment design.
The push-pull type is more beautiful than the flat-open type, and it is more cleverly integrated with the space environment, and the shape can also show a more artistic sense.
3. Revolving type
The revolving door takes up more space than the previous two, and is generally used in larger spaces such as villas and mansions. It takes into account the triple needs of doors, partitions and shapes. It is also better in visual effects and fun.
4. Invisible Door borrowed from furniture
Many will be designed behind a large row of storage racks, one for storage use, and the other for the texture on the storage rack to provide a good camouflage for the invisible door, showing the owner's life personality.
