In recent years, the search for simplicity has permeated the world of architecture and design. Minimalism, with its clean and essential forms, has become established in interior design projects as well as for building facades, which are increasingly characterised by clear and precise lines.

This is the context in which Schüco LivIng Free Light was born, an innovative system for PVC-U windows and doors that aims to revolutionise the concept of frames, combining essential aesthetics with high performance, in an approach that could be defined as "maximum light-minimum space".

Schüco PWS Italia, the Italian division of the Schüco Group, a world leader in window and door solutions, has developed Schüco LivIng Free Light to meet the needs of contemporary architecture. This new system reduces door volumes, allowing the glazed area to be increased and more natural light to enter the room. The reduced profile reduces the visible section to just 103 mm, offering a design that not only fits into any context, but also enhances the glass component and thus the building's relationship with the outside world.

In addition to its refined aesthetics, Schüco LivIng Free Light is designed for high energy performance. Thanks to a seven-chamber insulation structure, a basic depth of 82 mm and an advanced gasket system, the windows and doors offer a high level of thermal efficiency.

A wide range of surface finishes, including the Schüco Choose Your Colour and Schüco Choose Your New Colour collections, means that the windows and doors can be matched to any aesthetic requirement, from natural or painted wood effect to super-matt colours, as well as different decorative foils between the inside and outside.

With Schüco LivIng Free Light, minimalist style finds a new expression in windows and doors, where light becomes the protagonist and design merges with technological innovation.