1. Why the edge of an opening matters People may not consciously inspect a window reveal, but they notice when its lines are settled. The eye moves from wall to frame to glass. If those elements meet with clear proportions, the opening feels deliberate. If uneven trims, awkward gaps or competing edges interrupt the transition, […]
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1. The room and garden before the door system A glazed opening should begin as a question about the room. Where will people sit? Which part of the garden should they see? How will they move between the kitchen, dining table and terrace? Until those relationships are clear, choosing between sliding doors and bifolds is […]


