Discreet yet design-led, pocket doors are the quiet performers in modern interiors.
In association with Blum.
Aesthetics are the visual hero of any design story, grabbing much of the limelight but, the truth is, it’s often what is not seen that elevates the real-life experience of a room. When it comes to the spatial conundrums of crafting storage (exploring the full volume of a kitchen or bathroom, adding extra cupboards in a corridor or making clever use of an awkward corner), doors that can do double duty in form and function are an essentialpart of the design toolkit.
Blum’s precision-engineered Revego pocket system is a solution that slips into a contemporary lifestyle. Clean and minimal in looks, with maximum practicality in their DNA, these doors slide away to invisibility. Now you see them, now you don’t.
They’re versatile, too, with double and single versions that can mix and match, stretch and fold, across myriad situations. Whether you want a full-height set integrated with cabinetry which peels back to reveal a pantry, or a bench-height version to disguise a bar or breakfast station, Revego is ready.
While it’s easy to see the product’s appeal in utilitarian rooms, this easy-glide system translates to other areas, too. Capture calm, clutter-free living in the main suite using doors to section off a walk-in wardrobe (use a finish that segues into the wall colour or panelling). Or define a work-from-home area behind slide-away doors tucked into an alcove of the open-plan living or spare room. Or insert a laundry station behind pocket doors in a hallway or garage. With Revego, multiple configurations, tailored to the mood of your interior, are at your fingertips.
When designer Charles Eames explained, “The details are not the details. They make the design,” he no doubt had just such engineered genius in mind.
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