Specified to match the house
Cabin, staircase, wall finishes and flooring are chosen together, so the result reads as part of the interior rather than equipment added to it.







Try a finish
The drawing below is the same section used throughout the site. Changing the material changes the cabin, so you see the choice on the product.
Five finishes shown. Your installer brings the full range as physical samples, because a photograph of oak is not oak.
Four things get specified
Each is a decision your installer takes with you during the survey, once the house has been measured.

The cabin
Wall panels, floor, ceiling and the finish of the controls are specified together rather than picked from a list.
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The staircase
Treads, risers and balustrade are matched to the cabin so the two read as one piece of joinery.
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The openings
Door faces can follow the wall finish, so the closed position is quiet rather than conspicuous.
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The controls
Large, clearly marked, and positioned where they can be reached from a seated position.
Discuss with an installerMaterials

Oak / Brushed and oiled

Walnut / Natural matt

Chalk / Lime plaster

Anthracite / Honed stone

Ribbed / Painted timber

See an Elevante before you decide
Authorised installers handle the survey, the quotation and the installation. Several have a working Elevante you can travel in.