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Meet Luigi De Faveri. While we're running from one space to another, he's devoted his career to perfecting the doors we pass through. The founder of Italian uber-architectural-sliding-door specialists Eclisse, De Faveri has drawn on the know-how he acquired while working in a metal workshop back in the 1960s and applied it meticulously over the past 32 years to perfecting the pocket-door system. (That's a door that features just one track – at the top – and slides neatly into an enclosure in the wall, so it's fully concealed.)
Read on to find out more about Eclisse's super-smooth stylings…
Simon Keane-Cowell, Editor-in-Chief
Eclisse Facts & Figures · Founded in 1989 in Treviso, Italy · 180 employees and 2,000 distributors throughout Italy, as well as ten international subsidiaries · The production processes are certified according to EN 9001 (technology), 18001 (safety) and 14001 (environmental protection) · The ECLISSE 40 system is one of the products selected for the ADI DESIGN INDEX 2020 at the ADI Design Museum in Milan
Hidden talents: Eclisse
With sophisticated, innovative technology concealed behind minimalist exterior designs, Italian door-system specialist Eclisse is a perennial favourite with architects... Read more
Farsighted
Eclisse started out more than 30 years ago, listening to the needs of its users and going on to build a successful partnership with architects, builders and installers... Watch the video to find out more
Let it slide
In Lombardy, a residential renovation sees walls and doors become one thanks to Eclisse’s Syntesis® collection... Read more
The ADI DESIGN INDEX 2020 opens this month at Milan's ADI Design Museum – with the Eclisse 40 system part of the show... Read more
A new perspective
Looking further to change how to see things: That's the basis for the new door frame Eclisse 40, which itself becomes a design element... Watch the video to find out more
