Project Details
| Application Area | Indoor |
|---|---|
| Style | Modern |
| Space Type | Custom |
| Products Used | 1 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) |
This modern bedroom, dominated by dark tones, offers a sophisticated atmosphere with dynamic movements on the wall surface. The anthracite focal wall gains depth through shifting shadow plays depending on the light angle, while the combination of symmetric and asymmetric lines lends an architectural identity to the space. Supporting the perception of high ceilings, the vertical and diagonal lines are highlighted by modern sconces placed above the headboard, creating a peaceful yet powerful character in the resting area.
The main structure of the wall is formed by Polure flat wall molding (P851350) models, creating a flawless geometric pattern with precise joints. Thanks to their high-density structure, the polyurethane molding profiles resist impacts while exhibiting perfect harmony with matte anthracite paint. The material contrast between the textured fabric of the headboard and the smooth surface of the moldings successfully represents the layered design approach in interior architecture.
Special CNC cutting techniques used in this design ensure that diagonal joints are millimetrically accurate. The lightweight advantage of the polyurethane material minimizes the load of such a dense and complex pattern on the wall, allowing for easy application. Prepared with the precast production technique, these profiles offer a fast application process without generating dust and dirt during installation, saving time for the user.
For those wishing to recreate a similar atmosphere, we recommend balancing the dark color palette with warm wood tones on the floor. Herringbone parquet and natural oak nightstands warm up the space by softening the coolness of the anthracite wall. If your ceiling is low, you can apply this geometric pattern as a panel only the width of the headboard, leaving the sides blank to make the room appear more spacious.
The design is built on the structural interplay of light and shadow. Conical beams of light from the wall sconces cast dramatic shadows where the polyurethane profiles (P851350) intersect at 45-degree angles, bringing the surface to life. The absorbing nature of the anthracite color is balanced by the sharpness of the flat molding lines, creating a monochrome elegance. The warm wood used on the floor and furniture acts as a balancing element against the cool wall tones.














