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) |
Designed to create a serene and sophisticated atmosphere in the bedroom, this concept blends a soft color palette with geometric discipline. The dominant cream and champagne tones throughout the space allow natural light to diffuse gently, offering a spacious sleeping area. While the light filtering through the window highlights the matte texture of the polyurethane surfaces, the contrast between the modern hanging ceiling fixture and the vertical wall sconces establishes a perfect architectural balance.
At the heart of the wall decor is a large-scale polyurethane rectangular panel (P85016) framing the TV unit. Flanking this main frame, two narrow and tall vertical moulding applications visually elevate the ceiling height. Crafted from high-density polyurethane, these flat wall mouldings provide a much cleaner and more durable finish compared to traditional plaster, thanks to their smooth surfaces and sharp lines.
The polyurethane precast techniques used in this application not only accelerate the installation process but also allow joint lines to be seamlessly hidden with millimeter precision. Post-installation, the profiles are painted to match the wall color perfectly, achieving an integrated look. This technique offers a significant hygienic advantage, especially in dust-sensitive areas like bedrooms, due to the material's antistatic and easy-to-clean properties.
When implementing a similar design in your own space, you can use matching moulding profiles to maintain visual continuity between the headboard and the TV wall. Integrating this paneling method with an open shelving system right next to the television unit turns storage spaces into decorative elements. In narrower rooms, incorporating vertical lighting elements within the mouldings will enhance the perception of depth, offering a richer perspective.
The symmetrical layout of the space allows vertical elements (sconces and narrow panels) to emphasize the ceiling height, while the wide horizontal panel focusing on the TV offers a resting point for the eyes. Monochromatic transitions in light beige tones create depth by highlighting contrasting material textures, such as the fabric headboard and rigid PU mouldings. The light diffusing from the vertical sconces onto the wall accentuates the profile cross-sections of the mouldings through subtle plays of shadow.
