Daimon doors

Daimon is a sliding door by Giuseppe Bavuso that takes its cue from Japanese room partitions, and it can be used as a screen, as wall cladding or simply as a decorative surface. Its pattern comes from crossing two layers: vertical aluminum ribs and horizontal lines inside a laminated double glass panel.

The result is a graphic grid that changes with the chosen combination of glass and aluminum finishes. It works where a passage should be closed without hiding the light, for example between a living room and a study.