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10 Eye-Catching Types of Glass Doors for Interior Design Close-up of the bottom of a wooden-framed glass sliding door, highlighting the craftsmanship of the frame and the smooth sliding mechanism. The door's glass panels reflect light, complementing the light-toned flooring in the modern interior.Blog

10 Eye-Catching Types of Glass Doors for Interior Design

Specifying a glass door for your next project? If so, you’re in good company. Countless interior designers and architects choose glass for its enduring, sophisticated look and versatility. But with so many different products, design treatments, and customization options, there is more to choosing a glass door than meets the eye. The Raydoor team is passionate about connecting designers with…
Luke Siegel
November 19, 2024
Interior Glass Door and Wall Design: A Complete Guide A modern office space featuring a conference room enclosed by large, black-framed glass sliding doors. The room is well-lit, with natural light streaming in from the left side and overhead track lighting illuminating the interior. The conference room contains a wooden table and stylish wooden chairs on a decorative rug.Blog

Interior Glass Door and Wall Design: A Complete Guide

From contemporary luxury homes to high-end commercial spaces and high-traffic hospitality facilities, glass doors and operable walls provide a stylish choice for enhancing aesthetics while seamlessly connecting interior spaces with beautiful, vibrant natural light. Below, we provide a comprehensive guide to the benefits of glass doors, common types of glass interior solutions, and some key considerations when incorporating glass doors…
Luke Siegel
November 15, 2024
Movable Partitions: Everything You Need To Know Minimalist kitchen design with frosted glass sliding doors, offering a clean and airy space with seamless functionality.Blog

Movable Partitions: Everything You Need To Know

To divide or not to divide? Although room dividers are often an excellent addition to spaces that require additional privacy, compartmentalized space for multiple users, or a way to redirect foot traffic, permanent dividers and walls can limit your design options and overall functionality. Movable partitions mean you don’t need to choose one or the other. As the ways in…
Luke Siegel
October 11, 2024
Custom Closet Doors: A Guide to Maximizing Storage and Style A stylish living room featuring a mix of mid-century modern and contemporary design elements. The room includes a peach-colored armchair, a glass coffee table with wooden legs, and a blue sofa, all arranged on a patterned red area rug. The walls are adorned with large, framed artwork, and the room is accented by sliding doors with frosted inserts framed in wood.Blog

Custom Closet Doors: A Guide to Maximizing Storage and Style

Designers and architects know all too well that the devil lies in the details. Famed American architect and designer Charles Eames went so far as to say, “The details are not the details. They make the design.” Closets are one such detail that are as difficult to perfect as they are necessary. How you choose to enclose, define, and design…
Luke Siegel
September 3, 2024
7 Examples of Modern Hotel Lobby and Amenity Space Design A modern bar area with high stools and a countertop, illuminated by a unique chandelier featuring a branch-like design with amber-colored accents. The background includes decorative panels with intricate patterns, creating a sophisticated and stylish environment.Blog

7 Examples of Modern Hotel Lobby and Amenity Space Design

Hotel design, planning, and development is more dynamic than ever before. From large event spaces to coworking havens, hotel management teams have even more guests and experiences they are looking to satisfy — creating a vital need to re envision how these spaces interplay with one another.  Hotel wellness centers, conference halls, restaurants, bars, and shops have transformed lobbies and reception…
Luke Siegel
August 1, 2024
Interior Door Design: A Guide for Interior Designers A modern, inviting interior space featuring wooden-framed double swinging doors opening into a cozy seating area with mid-century style chairs and a small table. A vibrant green wall with lush plants adds a natural touch on the right, complemented by wooden storage units with cubbies filled with neatly rolled white towels and decorative bowls on top. A flowing white fabric canopy on the ceiling softens the lighting, creating a warm and calming ambiance.Blog

Interior Door Design: A Guide for Interior Designers

How do changes to how we work, relax, consume, and live impact how we interact with places we inhabit? The American Society for Interior Designers’ (ASID) 2024 Trends Outlook Report offers a thorough answer to just that.  Although the report drills down into both specific commercial sectors and residential markets, their research revealed a few industry-wide, macro-level trends worth watching…
Luke Siegel
July 9, 2024
Case Study: Defining Pre-Function Senior-Living Spaces With Operable Walls Raydoor Case Studies

Case Study: Defining Pre-Function Senior-Living Spaces With Operable Walls

Located in the bustling North Hills District of Raleigh, Kisco Senior Living sought the expertise of THW Design during a major expansion of their Cardinal community: a brand new, 18-story tower with over 190 independent- and assisted-living residences. Their objective was to integrate the new tower seamlessly into the existing community, preserving its inclusive atmosphere and providing all residents with…
Luke Siegel
June 11, 2024
Flexible Space: 6 Essential Design Principles for Interior Design Two people walk through a hallway that is divided by a series of sleek, black-framed sliding doors.Blog

Flexible Space: 6 Essential Design Principles for Interior Design

Interior designers and architects spend their days considering the functionality of the spaces they create: how people will use a certain room, and how they should feel inside of it. The challenge — and excitement — comes from finding a balance between the appearance of the room and the function it must serve. So, what happens when an interior's function needs to serve…
Luke Siegel
June 3, 2024
5 Medical Office Design Ideas and Trends for 2024 A series of sliding doors divides private offices from the rest of a physical therapy clinic. One of the sliding door sets is opened to reveal a well-lit, modern personal office.Blog

5 Medical Office Design Ideas and Trends for 2024

Just how much does design contribute to the overall efficacy of healthcare spaces? The answer is more than you might think. Healthcare is a rapidly evolving industry, and design considerations in this vertical are no exception. However, the core tenets of effective medical office architecture and design — patient and staff wellness, in particular — stand resolute.  The Future of Medical…
Luke Siegel
April 29, 2024

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A Raydoor sliding door or wall system is a great way to diversify any interior space, no matter what the scale or scope. Tell us about your project to receive a no-obligation price quote from one of our design consultants. Feel free to send plans, photos, sketches or ideas to get started today!

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The starting price for a single RAYDOOR door panel is approximately $2,000. For a 2-panel by-passing system, the starting price is approximately $3,200 (equates to about $500 a linear/ft.).

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