Precision and depth

The sustained trend towards reduction and balanced proportions defines current design. What is expressed in fashion through refined silhouettes, subtle shifts in materials, and precisely placed details takes on its own character in interior design - a character that emphasizes subtle refinement and deliberate depth.

In the 2027 collection, eggersmann translates this approach into a nuanced, less high-contrast front design.

By reinterpreting the classic framed door with fine details, generous surfaces, and subtle three-dimensionality, the basic principle of the frame is transformed: Rather than being created solely by the outer contour, the graphic grid emerges from the precise interplay of surfaces, joints, and depth.

new frames / CESENA,VERONA

Classic frame door styles are given new freedom: The gently beveled, mitered frame profile stands out from the front surface with a precisely crafted bevel, creating a subtle sense of depth.

This continuous frame 'openes up' to run the full hight of the cabinet, rather then repeating around each individual door and drawer front. Functional areas and spaces can either be emphasized or made to recede into the background of the overall composition through the deliberate placement of the frame.

vertical rhythm / PADUA, OSAKA

The concept of three-dimensional front design, featuring precisely milled vertical grooves, plays with surfaces and vertical lines. This rhythmic detailing creates movement and depth, as well as a clear, graphic order that intensifies the impact of the front surface.

With PADUA, the new lacquered range, and OSAKA, the existing veneer range, the vertical rhythm is expressed in two distinct designs.