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Instead of dividing spaces with conventional walls, this couple wanted their home's public spaces (living room, dining room, and home office) to have the flexibility of being opened or separated as needed. They accomplished this goal by installing a pair of louvered doors, which pivot by means of upper and lower pin attachments.
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