Design is a dynamic vertical; in that, it is often subject to change. These changes may be minimal or phenomenal. However, the effect they have on structural compositions and ultimate outcomes are quite massive. In dealing with such changes and adapting to the times, designers have resorted to design movements/themes that incorporate a plethora of elements and notions.
Some of these design movements are inspired by elements like those of nature, while others draw inspiration from those of functionality and other elements. Designers choose such styles to forge architectural creations that help elevate living spaces and infuse them with functional elements and a sense of opulence.
One such popular design movement is Scandinavian Design. Designs inspired by this movement stand out as they are minimal, feature organic materials, and seek to find a sense of balance. The simplicity and timeliness that such designs carry make them an instant favourite among designers and homeowners.
Here are some elements that define Scandinavian designs.
Minimalist aesthetic
Light colours
Natural materials
Clean, sleek lines
When it comes to our metal front doors, we embrace the minimalist nature and clean lines that Scandinavian designs are globally known for. These metal doors exemplify not only aesthetic creations but also architectural designs driven by principles of simplicity and functionality. The following are some of our metal front doors inspired by Scandinavian designs.
A BREAKDOWN OF EACH DOOR
The Bronze Stripped Door
A creation that takes you back in time while embracing modernity at the same time, the Bronze Stripped Door emphasises practicality and minimalism. Strikingly true to Nordic ideals, the Patina hues of the bronze add depth to an otherwise bland canvas.
In other words, the Bronze Stripped is simple yet fashionable in its design.
The Smooth Brass Door
The sleek and clean look of the design cues from Scandinavian design principles, which often emphasise functionality and simplicity. Finished with burnished brass, the crafts of metal sculpting and manual oxidation bestow upon it a distinct sensation, one that is reminiscent of the essence found in minimalist artistry.
The Smooth Brass is a minimalistic portrayal of designs inspired by practicality.
The Burnished Bronze Door
Our Burnished Bronze door embodies both functionality and simplicity, highlighted by a burnished bronze finish, which enhances its tactile experience. Crafted with bronze, its oxidation imparts a spectrum of hues including gold, brown, black, and red.
The Burnished Bronze is an exemplar of an aesthetic yet functional door design.
The Midnight Bronze Door
With a burnt black handle adorning a bronze door, the Midnight Bronze identifies the crux of Scandinavian design. The tones of grey, black, and red establish its distinctive presence aided by a burnt bronze finish, serving as a bold and distinctive statement piece.
The multiple Patina hues provide the design purpose and vitality, making it a pond of utility and aesthetics.
In addition to their structural composition, our metal doors showcase hues that radiate aesthetic charm and feature finishes obtained from the oxidation of metals such as copper, brass, and/or bronze. The choice of the finish/finishes is up to what the client has in mind.
By exploring design themes such as that of Scandinavia, we are not only paying tribute to these themes but also perpetuating elements of design that resonate with clients and endure for longer periods. We seek to continue creating timeless designs tailored to client preferences, with the essence of visionary aesthetics employed by our veteran artisans who wield the genius of exquisite craftsmanship.
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