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Eighth episode of the series "Your Home, Your Doors"

In the next episode of the series, we meet Amelka and Laura – sisters who grew up together in the family home, and today create their own independent spaces. It's a conversation about closeness, memories, and how a home can bring people together, even when they no longer live under the same roof. For both, home is above all a sense of security and freedom. A space that [...]

In the next installment of the series, we meet Amelka and Laura – sisters who grew up together in their family home, and today create their own independent spaces. It's a conversation about closeness, memories, and how a home can bring people together, even when they no longer live under one roof.

For both of them, home is above all a sense of security and freedom. A space that recalls a shared childhood, games, laughter, but also arguments that were an inseparable part of growing up. Today each of them has her own rhythm of life and different needs, but home still remains a reflection of who they are.

It is there that one can find silence when it is needed, or open up to others by inviting guests and sharing oneself. For one, home is a place of rest, for the other a source of inspiration for work.

In this story, doors become an important symbol. They signify privacy, peace, and the ability to shut oneself away for a moment in one's own world, but at the same time they are a portal that does not divide but connects. For although each sister has her own space, it is behind these doors that a shared story still lies hidden.

In the background of the conversation appears the Estra 6 door in dark olive matt. The model stands out with its large glazing, which lets in light and gives the interior a sense of lightness. It is the perfect solution for spaces that are meant to connect while subtly separating, yet at the same time allowing contact and a sense of closeness to be maintained. Estra 6 fits perfectly into a home that lives on emotions and memories.