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Words Hinged Doors Graffiti Collection
Graffiti Collection
Wood veneered hinged door with horizontal grain and wood veneered doorframe, featuring the same decorative carving on both sides. The panel and the decoration can be made either in the same wood or different ones. It is available in all woods of the collection and the single leaf or symmetrical double-leaf models.
The key feature of this door is the Graffiti Collection doorframe which, thanks to its dimensions, characterizes the door in a unique and immediately recognizable way. This door is available with the following decorations: “Dreams”, “Living”, “Cook”, “Bath” and “Studio”, to identify each space in a sophisticated way. A perfect solution for both public and residential environments.
Wood veneered hinged door with horizontal grain and wood veneered doorframe, featuring the same decorative carving on both sides. The panel and the decoration can be made either in the same wood or different ones. It is available in all woods of the collection and the single leaf or symmetrical double-leaf models.
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The key feature of this door is the Graffiti Collection doorframe which, thanks to its dimensions, characterizes the door in a unique and immediately recognizable way. This door is available with the following decorations: “Dreams”, “Living”, “Cook”, “Bath” and “Studio”, to identify each space in a sophisticated way. A perfect solution for both public and residential environments.
Words door is available with different decorations: “Dreams”, “Living”, “Cook”, “Bath” and “Studio”, to identify each room in a sophisticated way.
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Graffiti Collection changes the rules of furnishing: the door becomes the protagonist of the scene.
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Words door is characterized by the distinguishing Graffiti Collection doorframe, veneered in all wood essences of the collection.
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Maple
Oak
Teak
Zebrano
Walnut Canaletto
Dyed Walnut Canaletto
Mahogany
Ebony
"Termocotto" Oak
Rosewood
Wenge
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"Iseo" - Chrome
"Iseo" - Bronze
"Iseo" - Graphite
"Torno" - Chrome
"Torno" - Bronze
"Torno" - Nickel
"Orta" - Chrome
"Orta" - Bronze
"Orta" - Graphite
"Lecco" - Chrome
"Lecco" - Bronze
"Lecco" - Graphite
"Varenna" - Chrome
"Varenna" - Bronze
"Varenna" - Graphite
"Varenna Wood" - Chrome
"Varenna Wood" - Bronze
"Varenna Wood" - Graphite
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Maple
Oak
Teak
Zebrano
Walnut Canaletto
Dyed Walnut Canaletto
Mahogany
Ebony
"Termocotto" Oak
Rosewood
Wenge
"Iseo" - Chrome
"Iseo" - Bronze
"Iseo" - Graphite
"Torno" - Chrome
"Torno" - Bronze
"Torno" - Nickel
"Orta" - Chrome
"Orta" - Bronze
"Orta" - Graphite
"Lecco" - Chrome
"Lecco" - Bronze
"Lecco" - Graphite
"Varenna" - Chrome
"Varenna" - Bronze
"Varenna" - Graphite
"Varenna Wood" - Chrome
"Varenna Wood" - Bronze
"Varenna Wood" - Graphite
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Paolo Rizzatto
Paolo Rizzatto was born in 1941 in Milan, where he graduated in architecture in 1965 at the Polytechnic University of Milan. In his studio, he works as a freelancer in the field of architecture, interior design and light design. In 1978 found Luceplan together with Riccardo Sarfatti and Sandra Severi. Some of his projects, presented at many architecture and design seminars and exhibitions, are now included in the permanent collections of various foundations and museums around the world. He also received several awards, among which we can mention three "Compasso d’oro", respectively in 1981, 1989 and 1995. His works have been published in magazines, catalogues and books in Italy and abroad.
Paolo Rizzatto
Paolo Rizzatto was born in 1941 in Milan, where he graduated in architecture in 1965 at the Polytechnic University of Milan. In his studio, he works as a freelancer in the field of architecture, interior design and light design. In 1978 found Luceplan together with Riccardo Sarfatti and Sandra Severi. Some of his projects, presented at many architecture and design seminars and exhibitions, are now included in the permanent collections of various foundations and museums around the world. He also received several awards, among which we can mention three "Compasso d’oro", respectively in 1981, 1989 and 1995. His works have been published in magazines, catalogues and books in Italy and abroad.
