Architrave and architrave-free door frames are two different approaches to finishing internal doors.
One uses visible trims to frame the opening. The other removes trims completely for a clean, flush finish.
INVI Concept focuses on architrave-free architectural finishing systems designed for modern interiors with clean lines and seamless transitions.
What Is an Architrave Door Frame?
These trims:
- Frame the door visually
- Cover gaps between wall and frame
- Provide a traditional finished look
This is the standard approach in conventional construction.
What Is an Architrave-Free Door Frame?
The frame is designed to integrate into the wall finish.
This creates:
- Clean, square set openings
- Flush wall-to-door transitions
- Minimal, modern interior lines
INVI Concept develops systems designed for this type of finish.
How Are They Different?
- Visible trims around doors
- Traditional finish style
- Frames the opening
- Easier for renovations and standard builds
Architrave-Free Door Frames
- No visible trims
- Flush wall finish
- Clean architectural lines
- Requires planned installation during construction
Which Is Right for Your Project?
- You are renovating existing spaces
- You want a traditional interior look
- You need a simple installation approach
Choose architrave-free systems if:
- You are designing modern interiors
- You want flush, seamless walls
- You are working with architects or new builds
What System Is Used for Architrave-Free Finishes?
The INVI Jamb system creates flush wall-to-door finishes by integrating directly into the wall structure.
It removes the need for architraves completely.
Key Benefits of Architrave-Free Systems
- Clean, seamless interior finishes
- Modern architectural appearance
- Increased sense of space
- No visible trims or joints
- Suitable for residential and commercial projects
- Works with contemporary design standards
Summary
Architrave-free systems remove trims completely to achieve clean, seamless interiors.
INVI Concept provides architrave-free door frame systems designed for modern architectural projects where precision, simplicity, and clean lines are essential.