Two design options united by the same concept: one or more full-height vertical metal inlay lines that divide the door face into asymmetric panels. The lines run from top rail to floor, creating a vertical emphasis and a graphic contrast between metal and ground.

Charcoal & Brass

A deep Graphite Ash wood-grain veneer with two slim full-height brushed brass inlay strips positioned off-centre. The handle is integrated directly into the left-hand strip, making the hardware and trim a continuous vertical element. A frameless reveal finish completes the hotel-suite aesthetic.

Espresso & Silver

A rich Dark Walnut horizontal grain with a single brushed nickel vertical line descending from the top, crossing a horizontal groove midway to create an asymmetric grid of panels. A brushed nickel lever and escutcheon sit cleanly within the panel layout.

Metal inlay material, number of lines, and panel proportions are all bespoke.

A white lacquer door divided into equal horizontal zones by fine inlaid metal strips running edge to edge across the full door width. The bands – shown here in brushed nickel – catch the light subtly, adding a quiet shimmer without disrupting the clean, bright lacquer ground.

A traditional stepped architrave in a matching white finish grounds the door in a more classic interior context, while the slim nickel lever keeps the hardware cohesive. The number and spacing of bands is fully customisable; strips are also available in brushed brass, polished chrome, and aged bronze.

Ideal For: Transitional and contemporary-classic interiors where metal detail adds refinement without drama.

An extended look at the Oval Inlay design – shown here in a warm Mocha Taupe lacquer with a smooth matte finish. The full-height capsule groove is precision-routed and inset, creating a large centred motif that is architectural in scale. Clean edges, consistent depth, and a seamlessly flush surface define the quality of execution.

A shadow-gap reveal replaces the traditional architrave, and the matte black square lever sits with purpose against the warm ground tone. Shown across four views – isolated, in context, open, and in close-up – to demonstrate how the design reads at every angle.

Where the Accent range uses fluting selectively, the Full-Face collection covers the entire door surface with vertical ribbing – creating a door that reads almost as a wall feature when closed.

Two distinctly different interpretations are shown:

Ebony Black

A deep charcoal-black lacquer with bold, closely-spaced round-nosed flutes across the full right-hand panel, with a slim flat return on the hinge side. The matching stepped architrave frame adds further depth and drama. Paired with an offset matte black bar handle for a fully tonal, high-contrast interior statement.

Warm Teak

A golden mid-brown wood-grain finish with wide vertical channel grooves creating a broad stave effect across the full door face. A long slim brushed chrome bar pull runs vertically at handle height, reinforcing the vertical rhythm without interrupting it.

Both options carry significant visual weight and work best as a single statement door or as a repeated element across a corridor or suite. Hardware, flute profile, channel width, and finish are all bespoke.

Ideal For: Feature hallways, master suite entrances, and statement interior spaces.

Refined and architectural, the Fluted Accent range uses vertical ribbing as a considered design detail rather than an all-over treatment. Each door pairs large flat lacquered panels with precisely positioned flute clusters – the interplay between smooth surface and tactile relief is where the character lives. Three colourways are shown, each demonstrating how dramatically the same design language shifts with colour:

Chalk White

A clean, bright lacquer with a central panel of fine vertical flutes framed by flat top and bottom rails. Brushed chrome lever hardware keeps the mood light and Scandinavian.

Linen

A warm greige lacquer with an asymmetric flute layout: a tight cluster sits in the upper right and lower left zones, leaving generous flat panels to balance. Paired with a matte black square lever and escutcheon for contrast.

Deep Forest Green

A rich, saturated lacquer with a traditional framed panel construction and a central spine of narrow flutes running the full door height. Polished brass lever hardware adds warmth and luxury.

All three are finished with a matching lacquered frame. The flute position, width, and density can be adapted to your scheme; the full CasaVera lacquer palette applies.

Ideal For: Hallways, principal bedrooms, and living spaces where colour and tactile detail combine.

The Compass is the most sculptural door in the flush range. Large, sweeping panels of veneer are cut and laid at contrasting angles across the door face, creating a bold geometric composition from grain direction alone – no routing, no inlay, no applied trim. A signature circular disc detail surrounds the handle position, serving as both a functional backplate and a design centrepiece. Both design options shown use a Warm Walnut base – a rich amber-brown with strong figuring – and are paired with a brushed brass bar handle that sits through the disc. The combination feels architectural rather than decorative. The panel layout and disc position can be adapted; the door is equally striking in lighter veneers, lacquered finishes, or with contrasting disc and handle materials.

Ideal For: Principal bedroom entrances, feature hallways, and any space where the door itself is intended as a focal point.

A step beyond plain flush, the Chevron door uses precision book-matched veneer panels arranged in a diagonal arrow formation across the full door face. The result is a surface-level pattern of striking visual impact – no grooves, no raised detail, just the grain itself as geometry. Shown here in a Natural Light Oak with a pale honey tone, the chevron direction draws the eye and adds architectural movement to any space. The close-up detail reveals the precision of the veneer matching, with a satin brushed-nickel lever sitting flush against the grain pattern. Available in all veneer options and tones; the chevron formation can also be specified in herringbone or book-match on request.

Ideal For: Bedrooms, studies, and hallways where subtle pattern is preferred over surface relief.

The purest expression of the flush door – a clean, uninterrupted panel with no grooves, mouldings, or applied detail. The surface lets the wood grain do all the work. Three signature colourways are shown: a warm Sandy Blonde Oak with a fine, even vertical grain; a rich American Walnut with deep, sweeping figuring; and a Smoked Mid-Brown Oak where a bold horizontal grain creates natural warmth and texture. Each is supplied with a matching door frame in the same finish. Hardware shown across the range includes brushed chrome levers, matte black roses, and slim tubular bar handles – all fully interchangeable across finishes. Available across the full CasaVera colour and veneer palette.

Ideal For: Minimalist, Scandinavian, and contemporary interiors where restraint is the design statement.