What's inside the Linvisibile More Than Meets The Eye Catalog

Linvisibile is the Italian architectural-door specialist (made in Argenta, Emilia Romagna, by Portarredo S.R.L.) that invented the flush-to-wall door category — concealed systems that eliminate visible frames so doors become part of the wall. This 26-page brochure documents the brand's philosophy, art direction with architect Matteo Ragni Studio, and the full Marea, Alba, Brezza, and Orizzonte system lineup with global project installations.

Featured collections

Marea Sliding System — manual or motorized flush sliding doors with Giulio Cappellini collaboration on specific configurations
Alba Hinged Doors — flush-to-wall hinged doors in lacquered glass and wood veneers
Brezza Filo 10 Vertical Pivot — pivot doors in matte copper, Alcantara, and a Mattia Biagi textured bronze art-finish
Orizzonte Wall Dress System — full wall paneling with integrated skirting and matching pivoting doors
Extra Closures and Nicchio — full-height wood veneer storage doors and wallpaper-camouflaged Nicchio systems
Technical Closures — high-gloss flush cabinetry hiding storage and utility areas
Material library — ten finish categories: metal, glass, stone, wood, leather, lacquering, wallpaper, moulded panels, and As-wall integration

What you'll find inside

The book opens with a brand-philosophy spread on "secret doors" evolved into minimalist architectural elements, plus a five-point value system covering design, manufacturing, delivery, installation, and maintenance — Linvisibile is positioned as a full-service bespoke supplier rather than catalog manufacturer. Each system gets a multi-page spread documenting both the technical solution (the flush profile, recessed handle, motorized hardware) and a global installation: a Boston penthouse with copper-finish Orizzonte panels against geometric marble walls; a Dubai penthouse with the Mattia Biagi textured bronze Brezza Filo 10; a Moscow apartment with Extra Closures in wood veneer; a Swiss residence with Nicchio camouflaged in floral wallpaper; a Phoenix kitchen with glossy double-leaf Marea pocket doors; a Minsk space with motorized microcement Marea; a Rome hotel corridor with glossy colored Alba glass doors; a Vancouver summer villa with wood-veneer Alba. The materials spread gives close-up details for all ten finish categories. The book closes with credits to Matteo Ragni Studio, Alessandro Boscarino for graphics, and partner suppliers Alpi, Jannelli&Volpi, and Alcantara.

For architects and interior designers spec'ing concealed Italian doors, this 26-page brochure documents the bespoke process and global installations.

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