Surface finishes
- Raw-cypress exterior door surface coordinated to adjacent cabinetry
- Washi rice-paper inset panels selected for soft privacy and lattice-filtered light
- Brushed travertine threshold over a 304 stainless steel cabinet body
Silhouette
Silhouette Cypress Lattice Threshold Door
A 304 stainless steel interior door system with raw cypress, washi insets, lattice-filtered light, and a precisely planned quiet threshold.
Silhouette is a cypress lattice threshold door for homes where an interior passage has to do more than close a room. It uses a 304 stainless steel cabinet body behind a raw-cypress exterior, washi rice-paper insets, and a brushed travertine threshold.
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Visual interpretation
How this product reads at room scale
See how the product holds its design language at room scale and in close detail.
The product imagery should present Silhouette as a closed raw-cypress sliding passage door in a Japanese contemporary residential kitchen and courtyard context, with washi rice-paper insets, clay-plaster softness, a travertine threshold, and lattice-filtered light.
The Fadior interior door must stay the subject in every image. The kitchen island, corridor, courtyard, clay wall, and threshold context should support scale and daily use without showing open panels, exposed mechanisms, or readable objects.
Key features
Designed as a system, not decoration
These points explain why this flagship product stands out.
Cypress lattice threshold planning
The door, jamb, reveal, and threshold are planned as one quiet passage surface for premium residential circulation.
304 stainless steel cabinet body
A durable Fadior structural layer supports the warm raw-cypress exterior and long-term passage alignment.
Washi-soft privacy
Rice-paper insets soften light and maintain a calm visual boundary between hospitality and private zones.
Whole-home finish continuity
Silhouette can coordinate with adjacent wardrobes, kitchen walls, storage panels, and corridor surfaces.
Materials and finish
Material choices that support the design language.
Finish, color, and detailing are selected to keep the product convincing in both specification and daily use.
Color options
Rice Paper#C9BAA3
Natural Cypress#7C6F5C
Charred Wood#46443E
Raw Clay Plaster#B8A98B
Customization
Adapting this product for your home
This is where the product moves from inspiration into a live project discussion.
Fadior can tune Silhouette around the actual route before production: clear opening width, door height, panel count, wall thickness, nearby cabinet depth, threshold material, adjacent wall panels, and how much privacy or softened light the passage needs. Those decisions should be resolved before the door is treated as a decorative finish.
The visible finish can also be adapted. This run uses raw cypress, washi rice-paper insets, clay-plaster calm, and a brushed travertine threshold for a Tokyo wabi direction, while the same 304 stainless steel body can support a darker, more formal, or more coastal finish for another residence.
Specifications
Technical specifications
The key data is organized for clear review before planning and quotation.
| Series | Silhouette |
|---|---|
| Category | Interior_Door |
| Primary structure | 304 stainless steel cabinet body with project-specific exterior finish |
| Configuration | Closed sliding-style interior passage door with raw-cypress exterior, washi insets, jamb coordination, and threshold planning |
| Best use | Kitchen passages, corridor thresholds, wardrobe suite entries, bedroom transitions, and private-zone separators |
| Customization | Made to project dimensions, panel rhythm, reveal depth, finish palette, threshold material, adjacent wall panels, and privacy requirements |
Quick facts
Verifiable facts, at a glance.
Material standards, hardware ratings, and construction methods you can cite or verify before you specify.
| Claim | Value | Standard | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| Silhouette is selected from the live Sanity productSeries catalog. | productSeries-silhouette | Productnew selection | Series and category are catalog-backed rather than invented. |
| The selected Productnew category is Interior_Door. | Interior_Door | Sanity category | The shared 2026-05-14 daily plan selected Interior_Door after Entryway was already consumed. |
| The product differentiator is Cypress Lattice Threshold Door. | Cypress Lattice Threshold Door | PDP satmax | The title contains the differentiator verbatim. |
| The final slug follows the series-differentiator-series contract. | silhouette-cypress-lattice-threshold-door-in-silhouette | Slug rule | The slug begins and ends with the canonical Silhouette series slug. |
| The cabinet body is specified as 304 stainless steel. | 304 stainless steel | Fadior brand rule | Product copy uses 304 only and does not introduce alternate material grades. |
| The visible finish direction uses raw cypress, washi rice-paper insets, and brushed travertine. | tokyo-wabi-kitchen | Visual style anchor | The finish is tied to the selected visual style rotation cell for Interior_Door. |
| The differentiator is distinct from existing Silhouette products. | not Bronze Threshold Pivot Sequence or Ribbon Reveal Pivot Portal | Series existing products | The 2026-05-14 Silhouette existing-products file was checked before writing concept.json. |
| The editor brief identifies SieMatic as a luxury kitchen cabinetry manufacturer known for high-end aluminum cabinetry and flexible wall paneling systems. | high confidence | Editor brief key fact | Used as a modular luxury planning cue, not as a competitor feature claim. |
| The editor brief names SLX as one of SieMatic's innovative kitchen concepts. | SLX | Editor brief key fact | Used to frame structural innovation and minimalist panel planning. |
| The editor brief describes colored stainless steel via an INOX-SPECTRAL process without external paints or coatings. | interference colors | Editor brief key fact | Used as a material-integrity lesson without claiming that finish for this door. |
| The editor brief identifies Konstantin Grcic as a minimalist, precision-driven industrial designer. | precision-driven design | Editor brief key fact | Used to guide proportion, reveal control, and reduced detail. |
| The page avoids Product and Offer schema placeholders. | FAQ-only stance | Fadior PDP schema policy | No price, availability, stock, or offer facts are invented. |
| The bundle uses four separate built-in Codex image outputs. | hero, midscene, detail, lifestyle | Imagegen provenance | Each final product image maps to a different generated source file. |
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
These questions help buyers compare options and reduce friction before inquiry.
What makes Silhouette a cypress lattice threshold door?+
Silhouette combines a closed raw-cypress passage surface, washi rice-paper insets, lattice-filtered light, and a brushed travertine threshold into one planned Fadior interior door system. The point is not only the door leaf. Fadior resolves the jamb, reveal, threshold, nearby cabinetry, and privacy level together so the passage feels like part of the whole-home cabinetry design rather than a later add-on.
Why does Fadior use a 304 stainless steel body behind a warm interior door finish?+
An interior door still needs stable alignment, daily movement performance, cleaning tolerance, and project-specific fitting. Fadior uses a 304 stainless steel cabinet body as the serious hidden structure, then applies warmer visible finishes such as raw cypress, washi insets, and travertine. This lets the homeowner see a calm residential surface while the project team specifies a more durable internal layer.
How does the SieMatic SLX brief influence this Silhouette product?+
The brief highlighted SLX as a luxury cabinetry idea built around aluminum framing, minimalist panels, and flexible reconfiguration. Silhouette uses that as a planning lesson rather than a competitor claim. It asks the same kind of question for passages: how can panels, structure, threshold, and adjacent cabinetry work as one modular luxury system instead of a door being added after the room is designed?
Can the raw cypress and washi finish direction be changed?+
Yes. The Tokyo wabi direction gives this product page a clear visual identity, but Fadior customizes the exterior for each project. A villa corridor may keep the raw-cypress and rice-paper softness, while another home may choose a deeper wood tone, different threshold stone, or more opaque panel. The constant is the planning method: closed passage surfaces, 304 stainless steel body, precise threshold alignment, and whole-home finish continuity.
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