Patterned cornice mouldings are one of the most effective ways to add elegance and depth to interior spaces. Polure's special collection offers architects and designers a range of profiles that create an attractive transition between walls and ceilings. Made from high-density polyurethane, these products bring character to interiors through the fine detail of their decorative motifs. Unlike traditional plaster mouldings, which can be time-consuming, fragile and difficult to install, Polure patterned cornice mouldings stand out for their light weight, durability and practical installation. Each profile suits a broad range of styles, from classical architecture and neoclassical interiors to Baroque grandeur and modern avant-garde designs.
The Polyurethane Advantage in Patterned Cornice Mouldings
The most distinctive advantage of polyurethane is its ability to reproduce even the finest decorative details with precision. Unlike plaster mouldings, which may deteriorate, crack or lose detail over time, our polyurethane products retain their form and motifs. For example, P81005 adds a sophisticated touch even with its compact 58 mm size, while larger profiles such as P81134 (125 mm x 130 mm) create a more monumental effect on spacious interiors with high ceilings. Thanks to their closed-cell structure, these mouldings offer strong resistance to water and moisture and can be used with confidence in areas such as bathrooms and kitchens. The product's own weight and connection loads must be assessed together with the application surface and supporting system. At Polure, our patterned cornice mouldings are supplied factory-primed, providing a smooth, even surface ready for painting.
Visual Impact and Design Freedom
Patterned cornice mouldings can visually balance or emphasise a room's ceiling height. Profiles such as P81110, measuring 107 x 110 mm, soften the transition between the wall and ceiling, creating a more unified and refined appearance. Produced using high-density moulding techniques, every motif follows seamlessly from one section to the next, as seen in the elegant lines of model P81089. This continuity meets the high quality standards required for hotel projects, historic building restorations and luxury residential interiors. Our products are compatible with acrylic and all water-based interior paints, giving designers complete freedom when developing a colour scheme. They also provide an ideal surface for special finishes such as gold leaf, antiqued silver and patina, opening up further possibilities for creative projects.
Durability and a Responsible Production Approach
Every patterned cornice moulding in our collection is produced in moulds prepared using CNC technology. From special-size profiles such as 2P81175 (210 x 470 mm) to minimalist designs such as P81013 (68 x 65 mm), all our products have a structure that resists impact. Their flexibility makes them less prone to cracking caused by structural movement or settlement than plaster mouldings. Designed for long-term use, these profiles can also help reduce thermal bridging at ceiling corners, providing an additional insulation benefit. Polure is committed to producing these mouldings through environmentally responsible processes and to ensuring that they do not release harmful gases that could negatively affect indoor air quality, supporting safer and healthier living spaces.
Usage Areas
Patterned cornice mouldings offer versatile solutions for architects and homeowners who want to give interiors a more sophisticated finish. They are ideal for emphasising the grandeur of ceilings in large living rooms and dining areas while creating a cohesive frame around furniture and wall decoration. In villas with high ceilings, statement profiles such as P81134 can create a stronger architectural presence, while more refined sizes such as P81005 and P81013 help maintain visual balance in standard apartments. Because polyurethane resists water and moisture, it is a dependable alternative to plaster for decorating ceiling corners in bathrooms and kitchens. These mouldings are also frequently used in hotel lobbies, restaurants and executive office areas as a sign of corporate prestige. For exterior applications, they can be used beneath eaves or around entrance portals and painted with a suitable exterior coating to create a classical architectural finish.
Installation
Installing Polure patterned cornice mouldings is a practical and clean process when the correct techniques and materials are used. First, the ceiling and wall surfaces must be completely free from dust, grease and moisture. Once the layout has been planned, make precise 45-degree cuts for corner joints using a mitre cutting tool. This stage is essential for achieving a neat finish. Apply Polure's high-strength Polifix adhesive to the back of the moulding in even strips. After positioning the moulding, it may be temporarily supported with fine nails if necessary while the adhesive cures fully. Any small gaps at joints or along wall-to-ceiling lines should be filled with acrylic caulk or polyurethane filler and smoothed carefully. This joint-filling process creates a professional finish and makes the installation appear to have been cast as one continuous piece.
Care Information
Patterned cornice mouldings are durable products that require little maintenance. A soft brush or slightly damp cloth is sufficient for removing surface dust. Their closed-cell structure helps prevent dirt and stains from penetrating deeply, making routine cleaning easier. Avoid abrasive chemicals and hard-surface cleaners, as they may damage the decorative motifs. Under normal room conditions, these mouldings retain their form for a long time without yellowing or deforming. If you want to change the room's colour scheme, lightly sanding the existing paint may be necessary before applying the new colour. This makes it easy to refresh the design while preserving long-term usability.
Sizes and Prices
| Product code | Size (W × L × H) |
|---|---|
| P82069 | 34 × 2440 × 107 mm |
| P81005 | 58 × 2440 × 55 mm |
| P81147 | 62 × 2440 × 156 mm |
| P81013 | 68 × 2440 × 65 mm |
| P81088 | 90 × 2440 × 100 mm |
| P81089 | 102 × 2440 × 100 mm |
| P81110 | 107 × 2440 × 110 mm |
| P81116 | 108 × 2440 × 110 mm |
| P81071 | 112 × 2440 × 90 mm |
| P81132 | 112 × 2440 × 130 mm |
| P81159A | 117 × 2440 × 128 mm |
| P81160 | 117 × 2440 × 175 mm |
| P81142 | 118 × 2440 × 150 mm |
| P81134 | 125 × 2400 × 130 mm |
| P81143 | 132 × 2400 × 139 mm |
| P81159 | 155 × 2400 × 170 mm |
| P81148 | 165 × 2444 × 155 mm |
| P83091A | 175 × 2400 × 175 mm |
| P83091B | 175 × 2400 × 175 mm |
| P81165 | 180 × 2440 × 190 mm |
| P81166 | 200 × 2394 × 200 mm |
| P81169 | 200 × 2440 × 295 mm |
| 2P81175 | 210 × 1540 × 470 mm |
| P81160L | 380 × 1405 × 245 mm |
| P81170 | 385 × 2421 × 315 mm |
