Creating visual Impact with a matching metallic finish

Our clients typically have very high standards and details rightly matter to them: this project is a good example of that.  Although new front and garage doors were the primary requirement, to achieve a truly uniform look we needed to also create a matching window frame for an existing window.  This isn’t something we normally do, but we were happy to oblige in order to satisfy the client and, of course, in the name of pursuing perfection. 

Our solution centres around a beautifully textured Olivio front door, a choice perfectly at home in either a rural or urban setting, so one which perfectly suited this home’s unique frontage. The door’s inviting warm lustre and intriguing reddish tinge comes from its special Patina bronze finish, and together they work in beautiful harmony with the property’s dappled brick and grey metalwork.

The garage door continues this look with the same irresistible finish and a very contemporary, minimal Olivo style, yet there’s a subtle visual interest in its physical design.  In terms of practicality, this amazing overhead door is intelligently engineered with independent sections, allowing it to smoothly and reliably open and close without needing any space either side of it.  A perfect showcase for our belief that beautiful deign and flawless performance are always reconcilable, this door really is special. 

Last but not least, at the client’s request we crafted a totally bespoke window frame so that the much-loved window – which floods the hallway with natural light – wouldn’t make an unsightly and jarring mismatch with the stunning new front and garage doors. It’s additional requests like this that we totally understand, which is why we’re always happy to address those secondary details that will leave clients truly satisfied.

“Deuren were a dream to work with right from the start.  They listened carefully to our ideas and concerns then produced stunning bespoke products: ones that really add to our home’s everyday liveability as well as its overall visual impact.  To say we’re happy with the end result would be the understatement of the century!”