THE DOOR INCapri 747
Warm honey
Oak that hands the sun back as honey. The warm centre of the collection — from clear amber to a smoked edge.
The collection
Eighteen coasts. One material truth.
Each floor is a colour measured from the real plank, then read by direction — warmer, cooler, lighter, calmer. Find the light of your room.
Six of them are also cut for herringbone Compare two floors Not sure? Try the wordless reading
FIVE FAMILIES · EIGHTEEN FLOORS
First the family. Then the floor.
Eighteen floors read as five tonal families. Inside a family the models are close neighbours — and each family has a door: the floor to stand on first.
THE DOOR INCapri 747
THE DOOR INBiarritz 612
Light sand
Washed, quiet floors that keep a room open and let the walls speak.
THE DOOR INCascais 626
Dark earth
Depth with warmth left in it — earth, not gold. Floors that hold a room steady.
THE DOOR INSt Barth 1140-19
Bleached Nordic
One floor at the pale end of the chart — bleached oak, more air than colour.
THE DOOR INHelsinki 1994-05
Grey wood
Wood read in grey. Clean, even floors for rooms of plaster, steel and white.
CARETTA COMPASS · FIND YOUR LIGHT
Cuba · Warm filtered shade
Balearic Spain · Disciplined amber-to-cool
Tyrrhenian Italy · Late amber wash
Tyrrhenian Italy · Hard bright sun
Ligurian Italy · Reflected harbour light
Brazil · High tropical haze
Atlantic Portugal · Fog-filtered afternoon
Belgium · Overcast cool-blue diffuse
Atlantic Portugal · Bright Atlantic, fog-softened
Atlantic France · Silver Atlantic
French Riviera · Warm Riviera
Catalonia · Clear Catalan light
Northern Denmark · Pale northern
Aegean Greece · Hard white Aegean
Yucatán Mexico · Bright tropical
Caribbean · Bright, open
North Sea Germany · Pale cool maritime
Finland · Low blue-grey northern
Herringbone
Six of the eighteen are also cut short.
Same décor, same measured colour, same build — 100 × 600 mm pieces instead of the long plank, one piece to an arm.
