Poetica

The distinguishing feature of Poetica is its superior aesthetic value guaranteed by the particular door processing, which emblemises a style that brings together refined retro-inspired motifs with modern and functional details. The 23 mm thick door features a slim solid Ash wood frame and a central panel veneered in matching wood finish: this detail embraces classic style features while at the same time offering a lively, contemporary look. 

In addition to the reduced frame size, the topical appeal of the project can also be seen in the door opening with “intermediate” Round recessed grip profile which introduces a new take on compositions, underscored also by the continuity of the plain full-height doors on the tall units. To add another architectural touch, the interior of the configurations can also be integrated with the new Vertical System wall panelling.

The Poetica project is available in various combinations, each carefully devised to satisfy the most demanding tastes. To create cosy and sophisticated settings, you can opt for frame doors in Cocoa Ash combined with Space Black Microdecor PET doors with tops and Vertical System wall panelling in Cosmolite StarGreen. Alternatively, for a more dynamic and contemporary aesthetic solution, choose a frame door in Rice Ash combined with Perlage pearl-effect matt lacquered doors and the Vertical System wall panellingin Rain finish Macchia Vecchia Plate Glass Stoneware. The degree of customisation is further extended by the choice of structure, which is available in three colours: White, Texstyle Sand and Anthracite Fabric.

Poetica can be used to furnish the living room too with dedicated cabinets, distinguished by folding elements available in two stylish shades: Iron Grey decorative melamine or Mist Grey decorative melamine, which perfectly match all the finishes available for Scavolini’s collection of doors. The remarkable stylistic variety is achieved thanks to the design versatility which makes it possible to mix different materials and colours, or to insert open-fronted compartments between the base units or the wall units, generating unique and original compositions, devised to emphasise and liaise with the surrounding setting, whatever its style: classic or contemporary.