What is the relationship between space and furnishing? How can you create visual continuity between different areas? These questions gave rise to Architype, the integrated system of doors and boiserie that transforms walls into furnishing elements. Architype can either cover surfaces or replace them, integrating with Freedhome storage modules to become an intrinsic part of the home architecture. It represents a new language for interior design, blurring the boundaries between furniture and architecture.
The boiserie, always made to measure, covers walls, corners, and pillars with millimetric precision. It aligns seamlessly with Freedhome, even becoming double-sided, maintaining perfect consistency in finishes and proportions. The result is a fluid, harmonious space that flows through every area of the home, organized through the meeting of furniture, design, and architecture.
And how do you connect two furnished spaces? The answer is Porta, the element that allows a smooth transition between different rooms, cutting through the wall and enhancing the architectural value of the system. Porta interacts with boiserie and Freedhome, ensuring perfect continuity in function and style. Each door is fully customizable, adapting to the structural features of the project.
Caccaro offers solutions for every design requirement, combining architectural value with aesthetic impact, with particular attention to atmosphere, color palettes, textures, and lighting.
