01 / Design direction
Leather-faced fronts
Use a quieter, tactile face beside timber, dark frames and glass. A leather-category front can become the accent in a dressing wall or a small inset rather than repeating the same material across every surface.
- Identify the facing
- Confirm whether the proposed product uses natural leather, a microfibre material or another synthetic covering. These are different specifications; the catalog photographs do not establish the composition.
- Complete the edge
- Review the backing, bond, corners, joins, handle detail and exposed ends as a finished component. Agree whether seams or stitching are part of the design.
- Choose where it belongs
- Review contact, sunlight, moisture, cleaning and color transfer with product-specific care information. Request the relevant material sample and documentation before selecting a room or application.
Design language: Vitrine Natural
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