Laura Ellis
The design of a door will influence the overall visual effect especially when the space is limited. Hidden door is the best solution to enhance the visual effect with creativity.
It achieves a balance between a sense of space, function and practicality through the visual design of the unified aspect and the overall wall shape. It has no handles, no door frames, and no keyholes, which often gives people the illusion of “doorless”. However, it requires high standards of craftsmanship, posing a great challenge for designers and woodworkers. The hidden door is the best idea to prevent visitors from entering to your private space, such as the lounge in the study room or the walk in wardrobe in your bedroom.
This is usually the result of layout flaws and people want to amend it due to the “feng shui” reason. Or if you simply do not like the visual effect, you can put a hidden door to improve the shortcomings. Revolving hidden door is usually used in large space such as villas and mansions.
Not only for storage purpose, the hidden door can blend beautifully into your kitchen or dining room in an easy way. We are going to show you some hidden doors design and ideas according to the different spatial situations below. The door is hidden on the edge of the TV wall controlled by a device without a handle to maintain a simple and elegant visual effect.
If the door is installed on the wall of the sofa, you can use the wood veneer to make a hidden door to create a unified and tidy space to achieve an overall harmonious and beautiful visual effect. The demand for a hidden door is generally less in bedroom as it is a private space.
If you want to design your bedroom with style, you can combine the hidden door with a wardrobe or wood veneer.
