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Fourth episode of the series “Your home, your door”
Meet Łukasz and his daughter Ada. For Ada, home is something more than just a space – it is her personal, safe haven. A place to which she can always return with trust. Her dad, Łukasz, views home even more broadly. For him, the essence of home is not walls or floors, but the people who create its unique atmosphere. Łukasz fondly recalls […]
Meet Łukasz and his daughter Ada. For Ada, home is something more than just a space – it is her personal, safe haven. A place to which she can always return with trust. Her dad, Łukasz, looks at home even more broadly. For him, the essence of home is not walls or floors, but the people who create its unique atmosphere.
Łukasz fondly recalls the times when the house echoed with the joyful noise of little Ada running around it. Today, this space is filled with harmony, in which both moments of silence and warm conversations at the table are valued. It is also a deep sense of closeness that endures even when each of them is momentarily occupied with their own world.
Ada loves those moments when she can hide away in her own room, but she also loves moments of cooking together or watching movies with her dad. She admits, however, that she needs her privacy, and the door to her room is precisely that subtle boundary between what is shared and what is only hers. She knows, though, that when she opens it, dad will always be there.
In this family story, the Estra 13 door in cashmere mat becomes a subtle backdrop for a unique father-daughter relationship. The classic design and calm color perfectly harmonize with the atmosphere of the home, providing Ada with the desired intimacy while symbolizing the promise of fatherly love. For as Łukasz beautifully tells his daughter – his door will always be open for her, no matter how old she is and where she lives. He will always be waiting with open arms.
Discover with us this touching story – about home and love, in which doors hide a deeper meaning and become a symbol of something extraordinary.