Transitional Upper Grid + Full Lower Glass – 2 Panel System. A transitional character: a small compact grid occupies the upper portion of each pane, while a generous undivided glass panel runs below. The structure of a traditional door, the openness of a modern one. Also Available as a full 2 panel system with fixed sidelights. Suited to interiors where a traditional door profile is wanted without sacrificing the light of full glazing.

Format: 2-panel system with fixed sidelights

Glazing: Small upper grid + full lower glass pane

Frame finish: Dark walnut

Style: Craftsman-transitional

Traditional Grid + Lower Raised Panel – Double Door (Black Lacquer). The same classic proportions as the upper grid, lower raised panel format – executed in a deep black lacquer finish with unlacquered brass hardware. All images are real installation photographs from a UK period property. Shown against pale herringbone oak floors and grey-white walls: the contrast is intentional, and it works.

Format: Double leaf

Glazing: Upper grid

Base: Lower solid moulded panel

Frame finish: Black lacquer

Hardware: Brass

Classic Full-Grid – 4-Panel Grand System (Dark Walnut). The definitive room divider. Two active door leaves flanked by two fixed sidelights – full-height grid glazing creating an unbroken wall of glass and dark wood. Designed for wide, statement openings: reception rooms, drawing rooms, formal dining. The grid runs from frame to floor, uninterrupted. Nothing is hidden.

Format: 4-panel system – 2 active leaves + 2 sidelights

Glazing: Full-height grid

Frame finish: Dark walnut

Style: Statement opening

Classic Full-Grid – Double Door (Dark Walnut). Georgian-proportion full-height grid glazing across both leaves – traditional vertical and horizontal muntins forming a clean, uniform grid from top to bottom. Dark walnut frame. Suited to rooms where you want glass front to back without the mass of a 4-panel system. Works equally in period and contemporary interiors.

Format: Double leaf

Glazing: Full-height grid

Frame finish: Dark walnut

Style: Timeless Georgian

Art Deco Geometric Lattice – Single Door . Full-height glass framed in deep espresso, with a bold geometric lattice – clean rectangular T-bars creating a large upper pane and structured lower subdivision. Not a traditional grid: an architectural statement. Maximum transparency, deliberate form. Available as a single leaf; suited to feature doorways where the door itself is the focal point. Also available in double door.

Format: Single leaf

Glazing: Full-height glass

Lattice: Geometric T-bar

Frame finish: Dark espresso

Style: Contemporary-classic

Texture as architecture. The Full Flute door gives over its entire face to dense, full-height vertical fluting – tight, rounded ridges running uninterrupted from top rail to bottom. A single smooth horizontal mid-rail bisects the door at handle height, providing a clean visual pause.

Finish & Layout – Two Design Options

•      Dark Smoked Walnut: deep espresso-brown wood grain lacquer that intensifies the shadow depth between each flute. Smooth flat rails at top, mid, and base provide tonal contrast through surface change alone.

•      Matt White: the same full-flute layout in a painted white finish, where the ridges cast soft shadows against the flat rails. Integrates cleanly into white-on-white or neutral modern interiors.

Surface Detail

Each ridge is a rounded half-round profile with consistent spacing and depth, the grain of the wood veneer running continuously through each ridge and valley.

Hardware

Shown with two lever options on a round rose – a brushed satin nickel straight lever and a brushed satin brass lever, both in a slim cylindrical profile. Hardware finish is fully specifiable.

A variant within the Grid Panel family, distinguished by its routed channel depth and natural material expression. The same disciplined 2x4 grid layout but here the division lines are deep routed channels rather than fine flush joins – creating genuine shadow depth between sections.

Finishes

•      Natural Pale Oak: a clean, straight-grain European oak veneer in a light blonde tone, with grain running consistently across all eight sections uninterrupted by the grid lines.

•      Matt White: the same grid in a white painted finish with a fine linen-grain texture. The routed channels cast soft shadow lines that shift throughout the day with changing light.

Hardware

Close-up detail shows a short square-section bar handle in gunmetal/dark bronze – a weighty, architectural hardware choice. Available in gunmetal, matt black, brushed nickel, and brushed brass.

Where Art Deco geometry meets contemporary surface design. The Flute & Float door combines dense vertical fluting running the full height of one half, interrupted mid-door by two large raised floating panels with softly rounded corners that cut across the fluted surface.

Finish

Shown in matte dusty terracotta – a warm, chalky mid-tone between clay pink and burnt sienna, applied consistently across door face and architrave. The matte lacquer finish absorbs light softly, enhancing the shadow depth between flutes and the raised panel edges.

Surface Detail

The close-up reveals tight rhythmic ridges of machined fluting contrasted against the smooth flat face of the floating panels, with a crisp quarter-round routed transition edge between the two.

Hardware

Fitted with a matt black lever on a square backplate with integrated lock cylinder. A deliberate contrast to the warmth of the finish.

Rooted in classical architecture, reinvented for the contemporary interior. The Medallion door is defined by a single commanding feature: a large raised circular relief set centrally within the door face, framed by concentric stepped ring moulding that draws the eye inward.

Finish

Shown in two warm neutral wood-grain lacquers – a cool silver-taupe and a natural linen oak – both with a fine linear grain texture. The tonal finish is applied consistently across door and frame surround.

Moulding Detail

The circular medallion is framed by multi-step concentric ring moulding with a bold ogee profile. The craftsmanship is most apparent at close range, where the layered relief reads with genuine sculptural weight.

Hardware

Fitted with a round door knob in aged antique brass. Also shown with a matt black lever on a square backplate. Available in aged brass, polished brass, brushed nickel, and matt black – and beyond.

Geometry made quiet. The Demi & Reed door brings an architectural restraint to the interior — trading ornamentation for considered surface work, where a single sweeping arc and a column of fine reeds share one flush face. There are no applied mouldings, no shadow gaps, no breaks in plane. Just form, resolved.

Finish Shown in a warm greige with soft sand undertones, finished in a smooth matte lacquer with a faint linen-grain texture. Available in the full CasaVera bespoke palette, from pale ivory and chalky stone through to deeper clay and cashmere tones.

Surface Detail A large D-shaped semi-circular recess is routed into the left half of the door face — its curve running from mid-height to the full vertical span, creating a quiet, sculptural relief without depth or shadow drama. To the right, a tight cluster of fine vertical reed grooves runs the full height of the door in a narrow column, adding tactile rhythm and directing the eye. Both elements sit in the same flush plane, allowing the finish and form to carry the composition entirely.

Hardware Shown with a slim matt black lever on a round rose. Hardware style, rose shape, and finish are fully available to specification — brushed brass, satin nickel, and aged bronze pairings are all available through the CasaVera bespoke hardware programme.

Perfect for Drawing rooms, principal bedrooms, and entrance halls where quiet architectural presence matters more than decoration.

A door that functions as wall art. The Chevron series is built around the drama of mirrored diagonal patterning – four quadrants of angled lines radiating outward from a central meeting point, creating a bold symmetrical star formation across the full face of the door.

Finish & Surface – Two Design Options

•      Grooved Chevron: densely machined parallel grooves cut into a smoked dark walnut surface, shown with a contrasting matt black frame surround.

•      Smooth Book-matched Veneer: the chevron geometry expressed through precision book-matched real wood veneer in a warm mid-walnut tone, with a matching wood-tone frame for a seamless furniture-grade finish.

Hardware

Both variants are fitted with a full-length vertical pull bar in brushed satin brass. Available across multiple finishes and lengths.

Design Options

Available as a single leaf or in pivot/entrance configuration. The contrasting frame surround finish is an optional specification on both surface variants.