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The MS Euclid Series Partition Door draws inspiration from Euclid’s Elements of Geometry. Using the Tri-Body handle as a “point,” the solid wrapped frame as a “line,” and art glass as a “plane,” it transforms two-dimensional geometry into three-dimensional harmony, showcasing axiomatic aesthetics in every open and close.
Guided by the philosophy of “Linear Aesthetics, Secluded Living,” it features a groundbreaking 10mm linear track and ultra-slim frame. With no visible hardware, it delivers a minimalist visual and a panoramic wide-angle view of the home.
The “Blooming World” art glass captures the essence of all seasons in its texture. As light and shadow flow across, a sea of flowers comes to life. Geometric lines and artistic flourishes intertwine, creating a romantic atmosphere with every movement. 8mm embossed glass paired with 304 stainless steel framing offers semi-transparency that enhances spatial fluidity and artistic ambiance.
The Tri-Body handle combines precision-cut facets and the golden ratio to achieve refined craftsmanship. Made from a single molded piece of stainless steel, its inner locking structure hides all screws for seamless integration with the door panel. The futuristic, minimalist design suits a variety of interior styles.
Each door leaf operates independently on its track. Anti-sway rollers and imported buffer dampers ensure stability and safety—preventing shaking, collisions, and finger pinching—while maintaining a panoramic view and maximizing space efficiency with lateral linkage.
Crafted from 304 stainless steel and eco-friendly glass, the door adopts a seamless, quick-release structure for easy maintenance. Its aesthetic elegance also provides practical benefits, such as preserving indoor temperature and conserving energy, aligning with sustainable living values.
With its striking design and high functionality, the MS Euclid Series offers a new approach to spatial design—ideal for kitchens, living rooms, and balconies in villas and large apartments, as well as commercial settings like luxury hotels and private clubs.