March 7, 2018

ADL Doors available in Timber Finishes

Written by Rebecca Clayton

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The popular Line and Mitika internal doors are now available in a range of timber finishes.

The use of natural materials like timber is currently experiencing a resurgence in popularity thanks to the trends of Hygge, Biophilic Design and Swedish Minimalism. Now you can continue the timber design to your internal doors too.

The textured timber finish is available on any internal door in the Line and Mitika Range.

What colours are available?

The timber finishes to these internal doors come in three types of finishes as standard however other timber finishes may be available on request.

Light European Oak

Here is a natural Oak finish with visible grain variation. This is often used in traditional architectures for those looking for a warm environment - perfect for adding a classic sophisticated finish to an internal door.

Walnut Canaletto

This deep brown variation offers depth to the frame with a warm tone. The grain of this timber is irregular yet neat and offers a luxury feel to the door. For projects looking for a modern makeover, this mixture of colours gives the door a contemporary feel adding character to the room.

Smoked European Oak

This cappuccino coloured wood has a dark and seductive appearance. The dark tones offer a luxury appearance to the interior decor while maintaining the minimal lines of the internal door. This is popular for modern designs as the wood colour and texture frame provides a chic and stylish look to the door.

Each individual finishing offers the same properties but is visually different, creating beautiful distinctive grain effects and shading. The resulting internal door provides a luxury look for interior design projects and internal renovations.

If you would like to view the Mitika and Line internal doors in person or require further information then please contact our team on 01494 722880 or email hello@iqglassuk.com

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