In contemporary design, walls have moved on from their status as simple dividing elements to become a tool for organising space. One example of this is Eclisse Synthesis Areo, a system of wall-flush partitions used to close off niches, wardrobes, utility spaces or domestic laundry areas, and create perfect visual continuity. Versatile and discrete, this solution offers the utmost flexibility, thanks to the many configurations, widths and dimensions, as well as made-to-measure versions.

The flush doors guarantee perfect continuity between the panel and the wall, and have been designed for practical daily use, also drawing on completely invisible push-pull opening systems. The entire system has been conceived to offer a function product that also serves as a furnishing element. For example, in a refurbishing project designed for a home in Milan shown on this page, the entire wall of a bedroom is transformed into a uniform backdrop, with a sequence of flush panels free of any visible frames or jambs. The effect is that of a compact installation, devoid of visual interruptions, which conceals essential space.

The aluminium frame can be fitted to either brick or plasterboard walls, guaranteeing lasting precision and long-term stability. The melamine panel comes ready to be painted or covered in the same manner as the rest of the wall, allowing for complete camouflage. The swing, tilt or folding doors can be bordered on three or four sides, and sized to measure. More than a simple partitioning solution, this is a design concept based on a combination of order and subtraction.

To facilitate the processing of the plasterboard during the finishing stage, Eclisse has developed a special profile that simplifies the completion of the interior with sheets of plasterboard. It is a particularly useful feature for fitters, allowing for excellent results and reducing installation times.