Glazed double doors

Two glazed leaves with the panes divided from top to bottom. This is the door that separates without closing: it lets all the light through from one room to the next and, thrown wide open, the living room and the dining room read as a single space. Lacquered is where it shows best, because the bars cut against whatever is behind; in black it becomes the drawing of the house and in white it disappears into the wall.