Consistency of style is therefore necessary, not optional: the various solutions adopted need to come together harmoniously, creating visual uniformity that enhances every aspect of the space. This is why a growing number of designers are turning to complete systems rather than individual products. One example is the system proposed by Eclisse, in which doors, panels, skirting boards and niches all speak the same language.

The strength of this solution lies in its ability to hide structural elements within walls or, on the contrary, to highlight them with material details and sophisticated colours. The flush solutions by Eclisse have been created to guarantee clean and minimalist lines.

The absence of visible frames or jambs allows for doors, a panel concealing a niche or a skirting board to be integrated perfectly into the wall. All the elements can be painted in the same colour as the wall, or decorated with wallpaper, for a completely camouflaged effect.

However, disguise is not always the best solution. In some cases, visual consistency is best expressed with a distinctive mark. The Eclisse 40 Collection, with its 40-decree-inclined frame, has been designed for those seeking a three-dimensional effect that plays with light and shade, transforming the door into an element of architecture. 

The result is skirting board that become design details; instead of being interrupted, the surface is visually prolonged with an inclined and integrated design, helping maintain uniformity. Each element creates dialogue with the others, resulting in perfect harmony and providing planners with the possibility to coordinate materials, colours and details for doors, skirting boards and niches.