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A modern industrial interior — which doors to choose
City, Soho, Nova and Galla — models that sit with concrete, metal and glass instead of fighting them.
In this article you will learn:
- How an industrial room in Riga differs from loft wallpaper.
- Why {_a(L['city_cat'], 'City')} and {_a(L['soho_cat'], 'Soho')} sit with concrete and metal.
- When gloss, concrete-look and glass work — Vetro D2, Nova, Galla.
Industrial rooms in Riga usually mean brick, concrete, steel and large glass — not loft wallpaper. The door has to be as restrained: a matt surface, clear geometry, little decoration. Otherwise the leaf looks like furniture from another flat.
A solid starting point is the DRE Supreme City and Soho lines by Krzysztof Miruć. Both sit with metal and concrete instead of fighting them.
City — heavy material, fine detail
City 2 in matt black with a gold inlay is a narrow, clean leaf. It works when the walls are already rough and the door should stay quiet. If the room has a loud sofa or graphics, City stays a frame, not a rival.
Soho — for lofts with large windows
Soho stacks geometry that lives next to raw steel and wide glazing. From near-black to sand, the leaf can follow cold concrete or warmer wood.
Gloss, concrete, glass
In a matt room a gloss door can be the only light reflector. Vetro D2 works against concrete. Nova with a concrete-look finish stays in the same material. Galla 14 and Galla 15 with clear or ribbed glass move light between rooms without dropping privacy.
Collections: City, Soho and the rest of the DRE catalogue. We can match a colour to your wall — get in touch.