In the gym, a cavity slider replaces a traditional swinging door to maximise usable space. The architect’s decision to incorporate this system eliminated the visual and physical obstruction a standard swinging door would create, ensuring an open and inviting area for workouts.

Benefit: Keeps the gym layout clean while seamlessly blending with the surrounding design.

A bathroom cavity slider finished with white oak is another standout feature. This door highlights Julian's attention to detail, tying the door’s finish to the home’s broader aesthetic.

Design Detail: 6.35mm reveal with white oak trim, complementing the home’s built-ins and natural wood accents.

One of the most impressive features of this home is the 1,371.6mm x 3,048mm cavity slider. Weighing over 136kg, it showcases how cavity sliders can accommodate even the most ambitious design specifications.

Engineering Excellence: Despite its size and weight, the door operates smoothly, thanks to the CS cavity slider and soft-close functionality.

In the primary suite, the bi-parting cavity slider replace traditional French doors. This choice prevents interference with furniture and ensures an unobstructed flow between the bedroom, bathroom, and closet.

Advantages:

• Eliminates hallway obstructions.
• Preserves light switch accessibility.
• Complements the suite’s open layout.

Throughout the home, Julian installed full-height, ceiling-recessed cavity sliders in the bedrooms and the office. These doors enhance the minimalist aesthetic while maintaining practicality and privacy in each space.

The pantry’s 3,048mm tall cavity slider disappears into the wall when open, emphasising the room’s design features, including custom-built shelving and textured wallpaper.

Advantages:

• Partitions the pantry’s abundance from the rest of the home’s sleek aesthetic.
• Eliminates door swinging and obstruction into custom built-ins

The consistent use of 6.35mm reveals and white oak trims tie every cavity slider into the home’s broader design scheme. Floor-to-ceiling doors and windows create an uninterrupted verticality, emphasising the views and maximising natural light.