Fluid Forms and Indirect Lighting in Modern Architecture
In contemporary interior design, curved forms replacing sharp, angular lines bring a soft fluidity to spaces. The Indirect Lighting and Sconce series, inspired by modern wall sconce designs, diffuses light homogeneously without direct eye contact. The prominent amorphous sconce models in this category go beyond traditional lighting fixtures, positioning themselves on walls like sculptural works of art. Developed by Polure, this exclusive series is manufactured using high-density rigid polyurethane raw material. With an ideal density range of 150-200 kg/m³, it offers a hardness close to wood while its extremely lightweight structure adds no extra load to the building.
Advanced Material Technology and Dimensional Stability
The installation difficulties, fragility, and heavy weight of traditional plaster systems have led modern projects to seek more durable alternatives. The lightweight advantage of polyurethane technology makes it easy to safely install these voluminous designs on ceiling and wall surfaces. The products remain unaffected by temperature fluctuations between -20°C and +80°C, maintaining their shape perfectly. Thanks to their closed-cell structure, the water absorption rate is below 1%, preventing swelling, shrinking, or warping when exposed to moisture. Featuring self-extinguishing properties for fire safety, these elements offer secure use in your projects.
Perception of Depth with PA501 and PA502 Models
The two standout designs of the collection, PA501 and PA502, offer flexible solutions based on the volume of the space with different depth alternatives:
- PA501 Amorphous Design: Measuring 440x440x160 mm, it creates an elegant depth in narrower corridors or minimal ceiling areas without restricting the space.
- PA502 Amorphous Design: Measuring 440x440x200 mm, its extra 4 cm of depth refracts light at wider angles, creating captivating shadow plays on the wall.
Delivered factory-primed, these products provide excellent adhesion for all types of water-based or synthetic paints. Since the raw material may yellow due to UV rays if left unpainted outdoors, it is essential to use UV-resistant paints for exterior applications.
Usage Areas
These rigid polymer decorative lighting fixtures offer a wide range of applications. In interiors, they are highly preferred as organic-shaped decor on entryway walls of luxury residential projects, behind bedroom headboards, and as focal points in living rooms. Thanks to their water absorption rate of under 1%, they can be safely installed in high-humidity areas such as bathrooms, Turkish baths, and indoor pool areas. In exterior designs, they enhance the modern identity of buildings when coated with UV-resistant exterior paint and installed in building entrances, under eaves, and between columns sheltered from direct rain. Prestigious commercial spaces like hotel lobbies, VIP lounges in restaurants, and art galleries are also common application areas for these products.
Installation
Before beginning installation, ensure the application surface is dry, clean, and smooth. The installation lines should be precisely measured and marked, and if necessary, a 45-degree miter cut should be made for joints. During the bonding phase, a high-strength polyurethane adhesive (such as Polure Polfix) must be used; silicone-based adhesives should strictly be avoided. Mechanical screwing is mandatory for secure fastening. Screw heads and joint gaps should be filled with high-quality joint filler, and once dry, sanded smooth with 180-220 grit sandpaper. Finally, apply one coat of primer to the surface, followed by two coats of water-based or synthetic paint to complete the process.
Care Information
Featuring a highly durable closed-cell structure, these fixtures maintain their shape for years with minimal maintenance. Periodically dusting the product with a soft, slightly damp microfiber cloth is sufficient. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, acidic liquids, or abrasive sponges that could damage the painted surface. Any minor scratches or localized deformations that may occur over the years due to environmental factors can easily be repaired with acrylic putty and touched up with paint to restore their original look.



