At PINKYS STUDIO, we specialize in end-to-end architectural coordination, guiding projects from concept development to on-site installation. Through close collaboration with architects, engineers, and construction professionals, we ensure seamless integration of design, fabrication, and technical requirements. Our expertise includes detailed documentation, cost evaluation, and structural alignment, guaranteeing that each project achieves its design intent and performance benchmarks.

Our pocket sliding doors create space-saving solutions that blend seamlessly into ornate or minimalist aesthetics, offering contemporary upgrades for architects and designers working on projects that need to maximize space where swing space is limited, such as pantries, mudrooms, closets, bedrooms, en-suites, coffee stations, and bathrooms in small homes and condos. 

Manufactured with the same factory-style precision and handcrafted customization as our sliding and multi-sliding doors, our pocket doors come in a variety premium and luxury-coded configurations, sliding systems, shapes, setting, and colors—including black steel—each customized to fit seamlessly into the architectural elements of any design.

We customize sliding pocket doors into a variety of shapes, configurations, and custom-made, high-tech mechanisms, but some of the more popular types include:

• Single Pocket Doors
• Double Pocket Doors
• Interior/Exterior Pocket Doors
• Glass Pocket Doors 
• Bespoke Pocket Doors
• Folding Pocket Doors

Like so many our black steel doors and windows, our pocket door systems are imbued with supreme strength and resilience, with additional benefits, including airtight insulation properties and thermal performance that effectively seal off rooms—providing outstanding energy efficiency that lower carbon footprints and meets building code standards for doors, windows, and other components (including California’s Title 24). 

Visit our new by-appointment showroom with interiors by Jeremiah Brent Design, located inside our flagship in the heart of L.A.’s industrial capital of Vernon.