Laurameroni launches 'Spaces', a new catalogue of the door and wall panels

Italian brand Laurameroni has renewed its catalogue of door and wall panel collections, titled Spaces, by imagining a modern art exhibition where the products, textures and materials are the true protagonists of the space. In addition to the presentation of custom-made wall panels, Spaces also includes single or double-hinged doors, recessed and visible track sliding doors, as well as pivot doors with invisible pins. All tailor-made solutions are designed to allow integration between wall panels, doors and wardrobe systems, and are proposed with numerous variations and finishes.

The artistic presentation emanates the allure of an exhibition. The Laurameroni design collection shows in detail how the creative textures and special finishes make every product and every environment a masterpiece of modern and contemporary art. A journey to discover the Unlimited collection, with its particular carving and the special liquid metal finish, the iconic Maxima, Decor and Onda textures with carvings on precious woods and the extreme creativity of the new Rift, Corteccia and Dune collections. The brand’s doors and wall panels collection offers extraordinary and elegant solutions, designed to reinvent spaces creating surprising effects.

Embracing the brand’s unique version of creativity, the collection is meant to craft the user’s desires and ensure a valuable, beautiful and well-made solution. A wide range of high-quality raw materials, as well as exclusive textures, manufacturing and decorations, allow the creation of custom pieces based on individual needs. The handcrafted manufacture of the furnishings and accessories allows a design flexibility that only the hands of a craftsman can give while Laurameroni’s technical office, composed of experienced and qualified professionals, can develop the executive design of our furnishings together with users, to meet all their needs.

Laurameroni products stand out for the research of innovative surface textures and finishes, their 3D wall panels represent the best example of this feature. The added value lies in the 'surface design', an expression coined to define unique surface treatments, allowing one to perceive the value and quality of our products even just ‘to the touch.’ The brand’s effort is to bring a distinctive design not only to the product shapes, but above all on the surface, thanks to a perfect combination of creativity, precise materials treatment, and a skilful manufacturing technique.

3D wall panels add a new element to the perception of the product value. The beauty and uniqueness of the design are now not only visible but tangible: it is an invitation to use the tactile sense and to perceive with hands the unrepeatability of the surface. Three-dimensional designs add depth to flat surfaces, bring decoration patterns into the environment, and create walls with unrepeatable decorations and unique light and shadow effects. Laurameroni’s 3D wall panels allow architects and designers to create spectacular wall claddings. All the wall panel collections match with integrated doors and wardrobes available in the same finishes to create composite systems, able to adapt to public or private interiors in an extremely elegant way.

The choice of manufacturing integrated doors is the result of the designers' creativity. A team of professionals designing products that, through a design that cleverly exploits geometric lines and different material combinations, give life to a perfect and artistic continuity. At the same time, the technical skills and innovative technologies represent an indispensable element, necessary to precisely integrate the doors-to-wall panel systems, making them an integral part of the wall cladding and always ensuring functionality and performance. The collection of bespoke integrated hinged, sliding or pivot doors is a flexible tool at the service of architects and designers’ creativity, who can study tailor-made solutions elegantly adapting to different architectural spaces, keeping unchanged the search for originality and for surfaces in which uniqueness prevails.