Telescopic door in a house in Alicante

Product

EXTENDO

Project details

Architect

Pablo Muñoz Payá Arquitectos

Location

Alicante, Spain.

Photographer

Pablo Muñoz

Project type

We created a functional lower floor, visually connecting all areas to maximise the feeling of spaciousness. For this purpose, we used our mobile glass pane, Extendo, which in this case separates the kitchen from the living room without eliminating the desired spatial continuity.

This look is strengthened by the use of the same drop ceiling throughout the entire home, oak panelling, and the use of a single type of flooring, a cement-like porcelain, to achieve a warm, elegant and serene atmosphere.

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    A telescopic sliding glass door hardware with synchronized movement, that creates wide openings

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