Tatami Pivot Door

Cesare Arosio

laurameroni made to measure pivot door in 3d textured wood

Pivot door in wood with 3D decoration, characterized by the juxtaposition of modules with three different designs, available in customized combinations.
Metal handle carved into the thickness of the door.

The Tatami finish is available in Bronze and Anodized Gold, and Silver and Nickel finishes, both in the monochromatic and bichromatic versions.

Full-height pivot door with two-tone Tatami Bronze and Anodized Gold finish. Metal handle inserted into the thickness of the door.

Two-tone Tatami wall panels in Bronze and Anodized Gold. Polished Golden White ceramic insert with integrated LED lighting. Shelves in matt lacquered wood.

Integration & Customization

Laurameroni doors embody the pinnacle of fine craftsmanship, meticulously handcrafted with the utmost care and skill.

Fully customizable and tailor-made, they seamlessly integrate into any space, offering a myriad of custom design options. From dimensions to materials, colors, and finishes, the customization possibilities are endless, enabling the creation of bespoke and remarkable solutions.

Featuring integrated hinged, sliding, and pivot doors, Laurameroni wall panels also boast a diverse range of accessories, including shelves and display cabinets, catering to diverse needs for both style and functionality. With Laurameroni doors, every entryway becomes a statement piece, exuding elegance, sophistication, and timeless charm.

Full-height pivot door with two-tone Tatami Bronze and Anodized Gold finish. Metal handle inserted into the thickness of the door.

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Discover the catalogue featuring a wide set of hinged, sliding and pivot doors as well as wall paneling systems characterized by our iconic textures for unique interior design projects.

Cesare Arosio

Cesare Arosio was born in 1985. He graduated in 2010 from the Academy of Architecture in Mendrisio, directed by Mario Botta, with the Professor Michele Arnaboldi.

During his academic career, he studied and worked with important architects such as Farrel Mc Namara, Joseph Acebillo, Esteban Bonell, Ignazio Rubino.