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Linvisibile

Name: Linvisibile
Address: Via C. Besana 1, Z. I, Argenta, 44011, IT
Telephone: +39 0532 800 960

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Linvisibile is the first Made in Italy brand of doors and clousures totally flush-to-wall.

05/11/2026

Most of this series has been about doors that do more — filtering light, carrying two finishes, reconfiguring a room on demand.

Every so often, though, a brief asks for the opposite: a single, uninterrupted surface, with no object breaking it at all.

The Concealed Sliding Door was Linvisibile’s answer to that brief, and it was the brand’s first flush-to-wall sliding system. Rather than a standard track-and-leaf setup, it’s built around a patented mechanism: an extruded aluminum frame that replaces the usual door posts and adapts to different wall thicknesses, including plasterboard, so the leaf sits perfectly flat against the surrounding surface when closed.

What makes it a genuine specification tool rather than just a disappearing trick is how far the camouflage can go. The 50mm honeycomb-core panel can be finished in lacquer matched to the wall’s own paint, in solid wood or veneer run continuously across the surface, in special coatings for a wall that’s itself the statement, or in a fingerprint-proof laminate for spaces that need the illusion to survive daily use.

It can even be motorized, opening at a low-voltage push of a button set flush with the wall, so that the one moment the door reveals itself gives nothing else away. Made to measure, with clear widths from 700 to 1100mm and heights up to 3500mm.

Working on a project where the brief is disappearance, not flexibility? Get in touch with our team or explore the Concealed Sliding Door on our website.

29/10/2026

Like every year, our doors opened to a group of high school students visiting our company.

It’s a tradition we care about deeply. Welcoming young people into our space, showing them how our work comes to life and answering their questions is a way to bring the world of design, architecture and manufacturing closer to those who may be considering their future paths.

Moments like this remind us that a company is also made of the people it meets along the way, and that curiosity is the best starting point for any career.

We’re grateful to the students and teachers who joined us, and we look forward to hosting many more visits in the years to come.

If you too are interested in discovering LINVISIBILE, get in touch with us or visit our website.

27/10/2026

The quality of a flush-to-wall project is measured in its details, and FinisCoronaOpus is full of them.

In this Milan residence designed by AED Works, the Linea Pocket Door slides inside the wall with a glass panel set in an anodized aluminium frame, bringing light and transparency where a solid door would have closed the space.

LINVISIBILE Extra Closures turn technical spaces and built-in solutions into seamless parts of the same surface, so that nothing interrupts the continuity between walls and made-to-measure furnishings.

The Skirting System completes the picture, running flush along the base of the walls and letting the whole composition read as one continuous plane. In a project where aesthetics, comfort and quality of space coexist in perfect balance, these are the elements that make the difference.

Explore the full FinisCoronaOpus at our website

Architects: Pierpaolo Iannone | AED Works
Suite Interior Design: Vago Forniture srl
Photos: Vis a Viz

22/10/2026

In a home where every niche is a design opportunity, the doors had to be as versatile as the architecture around them, and at the same time disappear into it.

At FinisCoronaOpus in Milan, designed by AED Works, LINVISIBILE solutions respond to each need with a different movement. A Filo 5 Vertical Pivot Door is integrated into the living room's equipped wall, perfectly flush with its surface, so that the master suite stays hidden until the door opens.

Filo 5 Hinged Doors close the service areas without a single visible frame, letting the walls remain the protagonists of each room. In the bathrooms, hollow-core Pocket Doors slide inside the wall to separate the different zones while leaving the space free when open.

Three systems, three gestures, one result: continuity between walls, doors and made-to-measure furnishings. Learn more about the Filo 5 Vertical Pivot Door, the Filo 5 Hinged Door and our Pocket Door on our website.

Architects: Pierpaolo Iannone | AED Works
Suite Interior Design: Vago Forniture Barlassina
Photos: Vis a Viz

20/10/2026

Renovation is often about subtraction, and FinisCoronaOpus is a precise example.

In the heart of one of Milan's most iconic neighborhoods, AED Works transformed a traditional apartment into a bright, contemporary two-level residence, overcoming the original fragmentation of the layout to create fluid, perfectly connected spaces.

The once-closed entrance now opens onto a generous open-space living area, anchored by a scenic Explosion Blue marble island, the material that becomes the thread of the entire project and also clads the staircase linking the two floors. Upstairs, a large private terrace is conceived as an authentic urban oasis, with a made-to-measure shading structure and views of the Milan skyline.

Every niche has been turned into a design opportunity through integrated wardrobes and tailored solutions, so that aesthetics, comfort and quality of space coexist in perfect balance.

Explore the full FinisCoronaOpus at our website

Architects: Pierpaolo Iannone | AED Works
Suite Interior Design: Vago Forniture srl
Photos: Vis a Viz

15/10/2026

We started with the details: the flush edge of an aluminium frame, a leaf that glides without a sound, a handle that vanishes into the surface.

Then we pulled back — and the full picture came into focus. Spaces where every element belongs, where nothing interrupts the architecture and everything serves the design.

This is what we build, project after project. Not just doors, but the quiet confidence of a room that knows exactly what it is.
Italian craftsmanship. Infinite finishes. Zero compromises.

From private residences to luxury hospitality, from contract interiors to the most demanding architectural visions — Linvisibile offers a complete system of sliding, pivot and hinged doors, entirely Made in Italy, designed to disappear and built to last.

Because the best design is the one you feel before you see it.

Explore the full collection: linvisibile.com/products

13/10/2026

On October 8th, at Sala Arengo in Ferrara, we tried to give a story back to the objects we use every day without knowing who invented them.

Looking at the photos from that afternoon, what strikes us most is the full room and the attention with which architects, designers and professionals followed a theme that may look like a curiosity at first, but is really about what it means to design something meant to outlast the name of its creator.

Our thanks go to Professor Michele Ronconi, who guided us through his “30 oggetti in cerca d’autore”; to Elena Borghi, whose talk “Le origini della porta” took the audience from prehistory to today’s design; to the Order of Architects of Ferrara and the Fondazione degli Architetti di Ferrara for the collaboration; and to everyone who took part and brought the final discussion to life.

The carousel shows a few moments from the day. The full story of the event is in the article we published today on our website.

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L’8 ottobre, nella Sala Arengo di Ferrara, abbiamo provato a restituire una storia agli oggetti che usiamo ogni giorno senza sapere chi li abbia inventati.

Guardando le foto di quel pomeriggio, la cosa che ci colpisce di più è la sala piena e l’attenzione con cui architetti, designer e professionisti hanno seguito un tema che a prima vista sembra una curiosità, e che invece parla di cosa significhi progettare qualcosa destinato a durare più a lungo del nome di chi lo ha creato.

Il nostro grazie va al professor Michele Ronconi, che ci ha guidati tra i suoi “30 oggetti in cerca d’autore”, a Elena Borghi, che con “Le origini della porta” ha accompagnato il pubblico dalla preistoria al design di oggi, all’Ordine degli Architetti PPC di Ferrara e alla Fondazione degli Architetti di Ferrara per la collaborazione, e a tutti coloro che hanno partecipato e animato il dibattito finale.

Nel carosello trovate alcuni momenti della giornata. Il racconto completo dell’evento è nell’articolo pubblicato oggi sul nostro sito.

09/10/2026

Yesterday, Sala Arengo in Ferrara became the place where we tried to give back a name, or at least a story, to the objects we use every day without asking who invented them. It was a wonderful afternoon, and the credit goes to many people.

We thank Professor Michele Ronconi, who guided us through his “30 oggetti in cerca d’autore” (“30 objects in search of an author”), and Elena Borghi, whose talk “Le origini della porta” (“The origins of the door”) took the room from prehistory to today’s design.

A heartfelt thank you to the Order of Architects of Ferrara and the Fondazione degli Architetti di Ferrara for the collaboration, and above all to every professional who took part and brought the final discussion to life.

On Tuesday we’ll publish the blog article telling the story of the event and share the photos from the day: join us to relive the best moments.
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Ieri la Sala Arengo di Ferrara è diventata il luogo dove abbiamo provato a restituire un nome, o almeno una storia, agli oggetti che usiamo ogni giorno senza chiederci chi li abbia inventati. È stato un pomeriggio bellissimo e il merito è di molte persone.

Ringraziamo il professor Michele Ronconi, che ci ha guidati tra i suoi “30 oggetti in cerca d’autore”, ed Elena Borghi, che con “Le origini della porta” ha accompagnato la sala dalla preistoria al design di oggi. Un grazie sentito all’Ordine degli Architetti PPC di Ferrara e alla Fondazione degli Architetti di Ferrara per la collaborazione, e soprattutto a tutti i professionisti che hanno partecipato e hanno animato il dibattito finale.

Martedì pubblicheremo sul blog l’articolo con il racconto dell’evento e condivideremo le foto della giornata: vi aspettiamo per rivivere insieme i momenti migliori.

08/10/2026

This afternoon, from 2:00 to 5:00 pm, Sala Arengo in Ferrara hosts "30 oggetti in cerca d'autore", the event organized by Linvisibile in collaboration with the Order of Architects of Ferrara and the Fondazione degli Architetti di Ferrara.

Registration is now closed. We thank all the professionals who responded with such interest and look forward to seeing you in the room. For those who can't join us, we will share the key moments of the day on our channels.
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Oggi pomeriggio, dalle 14:00 alle 17:00, la Sala Arengo di Ferrara ospita "30 oggetti in cerca d'autore", l'incontro organizzato da Linvisibile in collaborazione con l'Ordine degli Architetti PPC di Ferrara e la Fondazione degli Architetti di Ferrara.

Le iscrizioni sono chiuse: ringraziamo tutti i professionisti che hanno risposto con tanto interesse e ci vediamo in sala. Per chi non potrà esserci, condivideremo i momenti più significativi della giornata sui nostri canali.

Indirizzo

Via C. Besana 1, Z. I
Argenta
44011

Orario di apertura

Lunedì	08:30 - 18:00
Martedì	08:30 - 18:00
Mercoledì	08:30 - 18:00
Giovedì	08:30 - 18:00
Venerdì	08:30 - 18:00

Telefono

+39 0532 800 960

Sito Web

https://linvisibile.com/

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