From Homes to Hotels: Spaces Transformed by Light
Slim frame bifold doors aren't just for luxury villas—they work in any space where light matters. Let's take a closer look at how they're making a difference in both residential and commercial settings.
Homes: Where Light Creates Memories
As a
residential building materials supplier
, we've seen firsthand how these doors turn ordinary homes into extraordinary living spaces. In Jeddah, a family with a small backyard recently replaced their old sliding patio doors with Coloria's slim frame bifold doors. The result? Their living room now feels twice as large, and their kids spend more time playing outside because the transition from indoor to outdoor is so seamless. "We used to keep the curtains closed because the old doors made the room feel dark," the homeowner told us. "Now, we never close them—even at night, we love seeing the stars through the glass."
For urban apartments, where space is limited, slim frames are a lifeline. A young couple in Riyadh installed them in their studio, turning a cramped balcony into an extension of their living area. "We can fold the doors back and have breakfast outside, then close them when it's hot—no more bulky sliding tracks to trip over," they shared. It's these small, daily joys that make light such a powerful part of home design.
Businesses: Where Light Drives Success
Commercial spaces benefit even more from maximized natural light. Studies show that employees in well-lit offices are 15% more productive, and customers spend 20% more time in retail stores with abundant sunlight. As a
commercial building materials supplier
, Coloria has helped hotels, restaurants, and offices across Saudi Arabia harness this power.
Take a boutique hotel in Riyadh's diplomatic quarter. By installing slim frame bifold doors in their lobby, they transformed a dark, cavernous space into a bright, welcoming area where guests linger over coffee and take photos of the garden view. "Our occupancy rates went up after the renovation," the hotel manager noted. "Guests keep mentioning how 'fresh' and 'open' the lobby feels."
Restaurants, too, are embracing the trend. A popular café in Dammam replaced its solid front wall with Coloria's bifold doors, creating an indoor-outdoor dining area that adapts to the weather. "On cool evenings, we fold the doors back and let the breeze in," the owner explained. "On hot days, we close them but keep the light—customers still feel connected to the street, which makes the café feel lively even when it's full."