Closed dark Inox Nero Satinato lift doors in the wall above a sofa with patterned cushions

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Dark Stainless Home Lift Doors, Northern Beaches

Staying in the Family Home: A Two-Level Home Lift on the Northern Beaches

In Sydney's Northern Beaches, moving around a three-level family home had become harder. A two-level home lift let the owners stay in the home they love. The project was a collaboration between Carter Williamson Architects and the Lift Shop team, so the lift suits the architecture and the way the family lives.

LiftTwo-level home lift
CabinF12PPS Similinox walls, brushed stainless steel profiles
DoorsInox Nero Satinato
ArchitectCarter Williamson Architects

Finishes

Walls
Similinox
Trims
Brushed stainless steel
Ceiling
Matt white, LED spots
Control panel
Brushed stainless steel
Doors
Brushed stainless steel

A clean cabin

Inside, the walls are F12PPS Similinox with brushed stainless steel profiles, a cohesive, clean design. LED surround lights in the ceiling add to the ambience of the cabin.

Stainless steel lift with a mirrored cabin and LED strip behind a dark door frame, beside a black side table and sculpture

Dark doors on the landings

The most distinctive choice is on the landings: Inox Nero Satinato doors.

Thinking about a home lift for your own home? Come and visit our Sydney showroom, or see how much a home lift costs. You can also get a quote.

These dark brushed stainless steel doors sit in the living room, study and library walls, and their contrast against the pale rooms gives them an architectural look.

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