Lualdi Expands from Doors to Integrated Architectural Systems, Opens London Showroom
Established in 1860, the Italian firm Lualdi, renowned for its interior doors, has ventured into partitioning and paneling systems aimed at creating cohesive modern interiors. This evolution signifies the blending of residential, hospitality, and office environments. Their premier offering, Framework, introduced in 2025 and crafted by Piero Lissoni, reimagines walls as architectural elements, incorporating innovative frame technology for doors and panels, along with practical accessories. This modular system accommodates diverse solutions while reducing the need for structural alterations. It includes a 61-mm aluminum-framed door available in multiple finishes. Additionally, the Shoin system, designed by Dante Bonuccelli, features sleek sliding glass panels. Lualdi's vision is prominently displayed at its new London showroom on Margaret Street, which opened in May 2026.
Key facts
- Lualdi was founded in 1860 as a carpentry shop and became known in the 20th century for interior doors
- Framework launched in 2025 and is based on a design by artistic director Piero Lissoni
- Framework includes a new 61-millimetre door with an aluminium frame
- Shoin was designed by Dante Bonuccelli and is informed by traditional Japanese houses and shoji paper dividers
- Koan Light is an evolution of the Koan doors by Shanghai-based Italian designers Kokaistudios
- Lualdi's London showroom opened in May 2026 on Margaret Street in Fitzrovia
- Finishes include stained woods from bleached oak to fossil black oak and fluted or mesh glass
- The article was produced by Dezeen for Lualdi as partnership content
Entities
Artists
- Piero Lissoni
- Dante Bonuccelli
Institutions
- Lualdi
- Kokaistudios
- Dezeen
Locations
- Italy
- Shanghai
- China
- London
- United Kingdom
- Margaret Street
- Fitzrovia
Sources
- Dezeen —