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materials such as veneer, laminate and foil with lacquers and stains to elevate the simply to surprising. Capturing truly fresh ideas that have the ability to harmonize with an existing theme or completely transform their surroundings. Among the many recent creations to make
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esigning doors is an art form which comes naturally at Vicaima. Blending on-trend colour tones and surface
Image: Vicaima EX71 model in Dark Taupe.
the leap from drawing board to reality are two new additions to Vicaima’s Exclusive range. The Ex20 collection blends the purity of white, acting like a canvas to off-set striking and modern grain patterns, forming a door which is almost abstract art. This collection presents no less than five models and offers a choice of grained tones, including Dark Ebony, Bleached Oak and Zebrano in both Golden and Rouge. For designers and specifiers looking for a more geometric style, the Ex70 collection displays multiple grain directions intersected by a commanding jet black and curved groove. These real Ash veneered doors come in four models and are stained in a choice of contemporary tones,
which include Warm Umber, Dark Taupe and Charcoal Brown; making them perfect for modern environments. Of course innovation is not only confined
to the appearance of a Vicaima door. The beauty of these products go far more than skin deep. With manufacturing expertise that has been honed for almost 60 years, Vicaima performance solutions in acoustics, security and of course fire doors, are widely recognised in the industry as a benchmark
to which many aspire. This and Vicaima’s suitability for multiple locations makes them an ideal choice for luxury living, hotels and commercial applications. If you would also like to know more about
Vicaima’s latest collections or indeed any of the design and performance solutions provided, visit the website.
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