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Melamine, lacquer, PVC and glass: which series suits which room?

The Doreya Door collection has four series: FORM (melamine), PURE (lacquer), TONE (PVC) and LUMINA (glass). Each has its own surface character and place; a short guide.

LUMINA series: a powder-toned interior door with eight glazed panes; a bright living room shows through the glass.

Four characters, one collection

The Doreya Door collection is split into four series by surface material. FORM stands for melamine, PURE for lacquer, TONE for PVC and LUMINA for glazed surfaces. FORM, PURE and TONE each carry nine models, and the same model can be compared across all three surfaces. Choosing the series usually comes before choosing the model, because the surface decides both the look and how the door behaves in daily use.

FORM — melamine

The FORM series fits any space with timeless lines and strong surface detail. Melamine, with its wood-grain and plain-colour options, is the most common base for residential and office projects; it gives a consistent result where many doors need to speak the same language.

PURE — lacquer

The PURE series offers a plain, modern expression through clean surfaces. Lacquer gives a smooth, even finish on flat or patterned panels; because the colour can be matched exactly to the room, it stands out in design-led interiors.

TONE — PVC

The TONE series is made of doors that gain character through colour and surface options. PVC wraps the surface in one piece, which makes it an easy-to-clean, durable choice for busy areas.

LUMINA — glass

The LUMINA series brings light into the room through modern glazed models. In hallways and living-room transitions with little natural light, it keeps a visual link between spaces even when the door is closed.

If you are undecided, the catalogue shows the same model on all three surfaces side by side; you can page through it on the site or download it as a PDF.

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