Project Details
| Application Area | Indoor |
|---|---|
| Style | Modern |
| Space Type | Custom |
| Products Used | 2 items |
| Material | Rigid polyurethane (PU) |
| Density | 150-220 kg/m³ (production target ~160 kg/m³) |
| Service Temperature | -100 °C / +80 °C |
| Fire Class | B2 (flame retardant) |
The bedroom atmosphere is shaped by a spacious and serene color palette, where soft daylight filters in at a gentle angle. Dominated by white and off-white tones, the balanced combination of natural textile textures and geometric lines catches the eye at first glance. Utilizing the ceiling height efficiently, vertical forms make the room feel larger and airier. The jute rug on the floor and linen textures on the bed create a stylish contrast with the smooth polyurethane surfaces, producing a modern 'zen' effect.
The main focal point of the design is the custom polyurethane molding (P85008 and P85002) application on the full-length wardrobe doors. By creating interlocking rectangular frames on the door surfaces, a standard cabinet unit is transformed into an architectural wall panel. The wide molding (P85008) defines the outer frame, while the flat wall molding (duzduvarcita), a thinner and more elegant profile, enhances the depth of the inner details. Thanks to their high-density structure, these products are impact-resistant and offer long-lasting durability in frequently used areas like bedrooms.
Precast polyurethane techniques used in the application ensure that the moldings meet at a flawless 45-degree angle at the corners. Prepared with CNC technology, these custom cuts offer millimeter precision during installation, minimizing workmanship errors. The non-stretching structure of the polyurethane material eliminates issues like cracking or paint peeling that can occur in wood over time, preserving the smooth appearance of the doors. Additionally, its lightweight nature adds aesthetic richness without putting extra load on the furniture hinges.
For similar modern bedroom designs, this molding method can be extended not only to the wardrobes but also to the headboard wall. By using wall molding (duvarcita) to create a large frame behind the headboard, textile-based wallpapers can be placed inside to achieve spatial unity. The classic look created by polyurethane moldings can be modernized with an industrial touch using gold or anthracite handles. In smaller rooms, this vertical molding arrangement provides an optical advantage, helping the ceiling appear higher.
The monochrome color scheme in the space highlights the shadow depths created by the polyurethane moldings, enhancing surface movement. The vertical placement of the moldings reinforces the vertical axis of the room, creating a visual lifting effect. The textural contrast between the matte lacquer finished surfaces and the natural jute rug is the key element that elevates the perception of luxury in the space. Linear shadows cast by light on the molding edges give the furniture a three-dimensional architectural identity. The use of proportion and scale displays a flawless balance, thanks to the symmetry between the door widths and the molding frame dimensions.
