The featured space represents a grand event hall that merges the magnificence of classical architecture with modern material technology. Dominated by off-white and ivory tones, the general atmosphere offers a spacious structure where light breaks softly on every surface. The hidden light-box systems used in the ceiling enhance the depth of the polyurethane decorations, while massive pilaster columns positioned on the vertical axis emphasize the height of the room. In this design, light is used not just as a necessity, but as an instrument that highlights architectural details.
Key elements include wide-section cornices (+P8055+) and ceiling medallions enriched with corner motifs (+P85002+, +P85025+). The large circular composition in the center of the ceiling is crafted using patterned cornices (+P85008+, +P85010+) and matching corner elements (+P85008C+, +P85010C+). On the walls, a classical paneling system is established using pilaster capitals (+P7145L+) and wall moldings (+P5018+, +P5018A+, +P5018B+) to ensure symmetry. Thanks to their high-density polyurethane structure, all these products have sharper lines and a smoother surface quality compared to traditional plaster.
The polyurethane precast technique used in the production process allows for the rapid installation of such large-scale and detailed pieces in a construction environment. Specifically, ceiling cassettes and wide column claddings are cast in special factory molds and prepared with millimetric precision. Thanks to specialized CNC cutting methods, molding joints and corner motifs (+P8048L+, +P8048R+) exhibit a flawless transition. These techniques provide not only an aesthetic advantage but also lightness and long-lasting durability that minimize the static load on the building.
For large-scale projects or luxury residential designs, this application is an investment that directly increases the value of the space. For users seeking a similar look, the focal point can be strengthened by adding more densely patterned panels (+P81166+) to the center of the ceiling. To create contrast on the walls, different color tones or textile-based wallpapers can be preferred inside the moldings. The paintable surface feature offered by Polure helps these decorative elements easily adapt to the changing color palette of the space even years later.
Design Details
The visual hierarchy in the space is built on the balance between the horizontal width of the ceiling and the vertical dominance of the columns. Light filtering from ceiling coves maximizes the 3D effect of the polyurethane motifs. The monochrome approach prevents the complex decorations from overwhelming the eye, adding nobility to the hall.
