Beautiful black doors for a breathtaking gated development
The Objectives
Located in the stunning setting of rural South Yorkshire, Maplewood Place is an executive gated development, featuring four luxury houses with ultra-modern interior designs. Utilising a monochrome decor, the client was looking for a series of black internal doors to complement and tie together the light shades which engulfed the homes.
Deuren's Solution
We were approached alongside other leading suppliers for our bespoke service and finest-quality doors. To maintain stylistic continuity throughout the development, we manufactured a series of made-to-measure bespoke Trem H internal doors, using black ash as the wood. Not only did the dark shades of the wood sumptuously complement the internal colour scheme, but the bold horizontal grain patterns of Trem H subtly foregrounded the sharp lines that separated the open-plan spaces of the development.
This project was in partnership with Planmaster Architectural, D&J Poulter Building Contractors, and GridThirteen. Photography credit Andy Haslam photography.
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