The doors of the Master collection, with lacquered pantographed panel systems, are the highlight of the Staino&Staino furniture for a prestigious apartment in the historical center of Florence, with a wonderful view of Ponte Vecchio.
The project has been designed by the architect Monica Bettarini from Architetti 202 (www.architetti202.it), who required flush-fitting doors with custom panels, specifically created based on her own design. The architect Bettarini requested the antique bronze handles, already available in the historic apartment, to be mounted both on the lacquered doors and on the Master door. This door has a mirror on the inner side, and has been specifically designed for the walk-in closet.
Thanks to a unique waterproof finish, it was possible to install a flush-fitting mirror from the Segreta collection, that closes a recess in the shower area.

A historic town house, where the generous ones volumes are the only memory of another era. The complete renovation of the building it has been designed to make contemporary this classic home. For this project, they were chosen swing and pivot doors of the Revolution collection, for the division of living and kitchen, sliding doors of the Easy-S collection, various invisible closures of the Secret line and Versus sliding wardrobes.

A modern designed renovation by the Architects Filippo Cambi and Petula Bolognesi. The typology of the selected products is very varied, invisible doors of the Segreta collection, sliding door of the Light collection for the living area, Bilico and Sliding door of the Master collection for the kitchen, sliding wardrobes from the Versus collection for master bedroom.

A prestigious apartment in the heart of Nice, converted to a representative office with a series of spaces dedicated to conviviality.
In this project were been chosen, sliding wardrobes of the Versus collection, Extra Light and Master doors collection.

An elegant apartment signatured by the designer Jacopo Cecchi, classic tones and elegant materials are combined with contemporary design elements. Particularly attentive to details, the Designer requested flush doors from the Master collection with custom pantographed panels, and coordinated custom skirting board. Interesting contrast are the vintage handles made of bronze, and the interior side of the doors, with modern laquered glass, more in line with some contemporary furnishing elements. (www.jacopocecchi.it)