Circulation
Hallways are where several doors are seen at once. A consistent model, finish and frame along a corridor gives the whole home a calm, architectural rhythm.
Recommended models
What the project needs
Use one model and finish along a corridor, or vary surfaces deliberately for key rooms.
Choose an engraved or textured leaf for the main hall, or hidden and flush-to-wall options for secondary doors, confirmed by your dealer.
Pro Line frames reach up to 290 cm high for entrance halls with generous ceilings.
Review samples in the corridor's actual lighting, where finishes are seen at a glancing angle.
Selection guide
In a hallway several doors are seen together, so treat them as one elevation. Repeating a model such as Line creates rhythm, while a Focus leaf can mark the main living room. Secondary doors to closets or utility rooms can use a smooth or flush-to-wall appearance, with compatibility confirmed by your dealer.
Entrance halls with high ceilings may suit taller openings; Pro Line frames reach up to 290 cm high. Review samples in the corridor itself, where finishes are often seen at a glancing angle under artificial light.
Related applications
Every region has its own architecture. Floema's range — from classical raised panels to flush, textured and grooved leaves — adapts to the house rather than the other way round.
In a city home, doors connect compact private rooms and generous living spaces. A coherent palette and carefully planned openings keep the interior visually connected.
A thoughtful renovation balances existing mouldings and proportions with new interior details. Heritage's four panel compositions offer a starting point, alongside quieter contemporary alternatives.
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