There are doors that simply close off a passage, and there are doors that open a story. New Design Porte is the latter. It is a family-owned factory from Tuscany, founded in 1996 by Lorenzo and Cinzia Cortigiani, whose journey in the furniture trade began long before that. Today their children, Niccolò and Marta, have joined them, continuing a tradition in which craft is passed from hand to hand.

New Design Porte offers a combination rarely found in a single product: advanced machinery and hand craftsmanship. Finishes are applied by hand, using materials that have almost fallen out of use today: beeswax, shellac, patinas, and gold leaf. These techniques come from painting and the fresco tradition, and applying them turns the door leaf into a surface that lives and changes over time, like a good painting. At the same time, the factory deliberately tackles a difficult challenge: pairing such finishes with the demands of everyday use, so surfaces withstand heavy traffic and are easy to clean.

The factory selects wood, stone, metal, and leather not only for beauty but for durability. Doors are made from solid acacia, walnut, and oak; alabaster inserts, beveled glass, and decorative carving are used. Modern engineering solutions are also widely applied: three-layer lacquered leaves and invisible aluminum frames on three sides, available in every color of the NCS palette.

Comit Style is an Italian company whose story began more than twenty years ago in the heart of Italy's industrial district, where small artisan workshops and large manufacturers have grown side by side for a century.

What sets Comit Style apart is its ability to cover the full production cycle, from concept and design to final assembly. This control over every stage guarantees not only consistent quality but also flexibility: the range includes handles and accessories for doors and furniture to suit any taste and any market segment.

Comit Style products are distinguished by a recognizable Italian style and high-quality craftsmanship. Special mention goes to the Venezia collection, one of the brand's signatures, bringing together the most popular and sought-after classic-style door handles on the market. Besides handles, the range includes concealed and universal hinges, door locks, cylinders, escutcheons, and other hardware, making it possible to fully equip a door set in a single, unified style.

Di.Bi. Porte Blindate is a factory that has spent half a century turning the front door from a security feature into an architectural statement. The brand's story began in 1976 in a small metalworking shop, where 22-year-old Michele Delvecchio made frames for windows. A customer's advice proved fateful: "The future is in doors." That is how the first Di.Bi. security door was born, and with it a philosophy in which security is inseparable from design.

Today Di.Bi. is a second-generation family company where the tradition of handcraft meets automated full-cycle production. All products are made exclusively in Italy, at the company's own plants in Fano, where control is the foundation of certification to the European EN 1627 standard. Di.Bi. doors consistently achieve Classes 3 and 4, a guarantee of protection against break-in attempts with both hand and power tools.

The brand was the first in the industry to collaborate with world-class designers: Karim Rashid created the Sensunels collection, Momo Design created Evotech, and local artists such as Paolo Del Signore worked on the Fables series. These collaborations turned the security door into a collectible object: here you'll find laser-engraved stainless steel panels and decorative inserts of glass, leather, and even precious metals.

Casali is a factory that turned glass from a simple material into the main character of the interior. The story began in 1970, when Maurizio Casali opened his first glass-painting workshop. In 1981 he founded the company together with his wife Tiziana and his brother Roberto, and in 1993 it took the name Arte Vetro Casali and introduced its first line of doors made of 100% glass.

Production is entirely Italian, from sourcing the sand for the glass to final assembly.
Materials and techniques: Casali works with tempered glass (lacquered, engraved, sandblasted) and stainless steel. Finishes include gold foil, hand painting, and a signature hybrid lacquering technology that creates three-dimensional, organic patterns.

The brand's partners include Mac Stopa, whose Hybrid Collection won Casali the Red Dot Award in 2015 and four Interior Design Best of Year Awards in New York, and Daniele Merini, author of a glass furniture collection that includes the Nastro table, which made the top 100 products at Salone del Mobile. The collections cover swing, pivot, and sliding doors, partitions, glass furniture, shower enclosures, and mirrors.