Steel Window Design

This master ensuite was designed as a separate enclosure, with the wet area framed with our custom steel windows and door and naturally lit by an oversized skylight above.

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Elegant arched detailing and expansive glazing come together in our bespoke steel windows and doors, creating a timeless architectural feature for this regional Victorian home.

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Our white steel door brings a clean, understated finish to this classic brick setting, while the glazed panels invite light and a sense of connection between spaces. 🤍

Architect: Foundsite Architecture (Imran Radin)
Interior Design: Tamsin Johnson Interiors
Builder: Rosato Builders

A beautifully considered example of our steel cavity sliding door, featuring an elegant arched design, floating lock box and narrow-reeded glass. The perfect pantry solution — adding character and style while cleverly concealing the everyday mess behind the door.

Build: LukeBUILT
Photography: Armelle Habib
Design and Interiors: Bloom Interior Design & Decoration

We’re often asked whether clients and designers can use their own handle — and the answer is yes!
As shown in this beautiful project in Malvern, our steel door is paired with a custom handle by , creating a truly considered and personalised finish.

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A stunning example of our steel hallway door, featuring side fixed windows and an elegant arched highlight window above. Beautifully styled by , this home showcases how thoughtfully designed steel doors can add character, light and a timeless architectural detail to a space.

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The Local Project

A gorgeous view out to the garden, made possible with our steel windows and doors. Featuring a classic four-light design, it allows light to flood the living room, creating a seamless connection to the outdoors.

Our steel bi-fold doors create a seamless connection between indoors and out, bringing the two spaces together effortlessly in this Port Melbourne home.

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