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Entryway collection

Loggia stainless steel cabinetry collection

Bench, niche, and storage read as one ordered arrival wall.

Loggia
Loggia / stainless steel vanity languageBath & vanity

What is the Loggia collection?

The Loggia collection is a Fadior stainless steel cabinetry language for entryway projects. It gives architects, homeowners and dealers a clear way to specify one visual direction across fitted storage, rather than choosing isolated cabinets one by one. The important distinction is material: Fadior builds cabinet bodies from 304 food-grade stainless steel instead of wood-based board, then uses PVD, powder coating, wood-grain transfer and textured surfaces to make the steel read residential. On this page, the collection idea connects to 6 live product pages, related project references and finish details, so buyers can move from mood to specification. Fadior manufactures in Foshan, China, with stainless steel processing heritage from 1999, Salvagnini automated bending, MES tracking and glue-free steel construction. That factory base lets the collection work as a room-by-room specification system, not just a style gallery.

Why specify Loggia for a project?

Loggia is useful when a project needs cabinetry that looks calm in a residential interior but still carries the practical advantages of stainless steel. Fadior's system starts with 304 food-grade stainless steel cabinet bodies, so wet zones, coastal homes, rental properties and high-use family rooms avoid the swelling, moisture and formaldehyde concerns associated with wood-based board. The collection language then controls proportion, finish and detail so kitchens, wardrobes, vanities and adjacent rooms can share one design logic. Behind the page is Fadior's Foshan manufacturing platform: an 80,000+ sqm smart factory, 213 cumulative patents, 12 patents for glue-free manufacturing, MES-tracked production and export support for 50+ markets. That matters for designers and trade buyers because the page is not only showing a look. It is describing a factory-backed specification route for whole-home stainless steel cabinetry.

Collection language

This collection shows the design language before any single product takes the lead.

See the finish character, proportions, and detailing cues that define the series across the home.

Loggia starts from the idea that the threshold should filter, not merely store. bench-led entry planning, niche integration, and stronger wall-length order defines how closed volume, open niches, and seating are proportioned so the room introduces order immediately.

This category benefits from Fadior's whole-home approach because the entryway only feels convincing when adjacent doors, panels, and cabinetry belong to one language. In Loggia, stainless steel structure also keeps contact-heavy edges and daily-use zones more durable over time.

Loggia works best where owners want the first room to feel intentional instead of leftover. It suits homes that need the threshold to absorb daily clutter while still setting the tone for what follows.

Collection highlights

Signature details give the collection its identity.

These highlights show what separates this series from other Fadior collection languages.

  • Threshold sequencing

    bench-led entry planning, niche integration, and stronger wall-length order helps shoes, bags, coats, and seating follow the order in which they are actually used.

  • Whole-home material continuity

    Loggia can align with Fadior doors and wall systems so the entryway introduces the house's broader material language.

  • Durable contact zones

    Stainless steel structure supports higher-touch edges, kick zones, and bench areas that see constant daily wear.

  • Closed and open balance

    warmer threshold balance and a more built-in architectural entryway feel keeps quick-access items visible while hiding visual noise behind cleaner cabinet faces.

Material and craft

Loggia translates entryway durability into its own material language.

For Loggia, the material story ties Fadior's stainless steel, glue-free, and finish capabilities to the collection's own planning logic.

Durable threshold construction

Loggia uses stainless steel structure where shoes, bags, benches, and daily touch points wear hardest, while still linking the entry wall to Fadior doors, panels, and fitted storage deeper in the home.

Durable contact zones

Loggia brings this feature into the actual room condition: stainless steel structure supports higher-touch edges, kick zones, and bench areas that see constant daily wear.

Residential finish direction

Loggia uses its finish language to make the stainless steel platform feel residential: bench, niche, and storage read as one ordered arrival wall.

Series specification

Specify the Loggia series for your project.

Send your details to the Fadior project team. We will respond with finish recommendations, lead times, and pricing for the Loggia series within one business day.

Series inquiry

Specify the Loggia series for your project.

Tell us about the project, target rooms, and timeline. The Fadior project team will follow up with the Loggia specification material and lead times.

Your inquiry is sent directly to the project team.

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