Project Details
| Application Area | Indoor |
|---|---|
| Style | Rustic |
| 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) |
Blending natural stone textures with modern comfort, this unique bedroom design captures the enchanting atmosphere of cave dwellings. The dominant rough-hewn stone walls are balanced by decorative wood-look elements on the ceiling, creating a warm, cozy sanctuary. As natural light filters through the large window, the rugged textures are enhanced and given depth by the warm golden glow of hidden LED lighting. Circular shapes and red velvet accents serve as a striking focal point, softening the rustic edge of the room.
Adding character without structural weight, the polyurethane beam (+P1981C+) mimics traditional rafters to deliver an authentic look. Unlike real wood, polyurethane log (+poliuretankutuk+) and ceiling beam (+tavankiris+) elements are crafted from high-density material that will not crack, warp, or attract pests. The polyurethane rafter (+poliuretanmertek+) models used in this application offer a lightweight, modular solution that installs quickly without adding extra load to drywall or concrete ceilings.
The polyurethane precast technique used in production ensures that every piece replicates natural wood grains and fiber structures with millimeter precision. This precast molding method allows each beam to retain a unique, hand-crafted appearance even in serial production. During installation, specialized adhesives and concealed screwing techniques ensure a seamless joint with the ceiling. Thanks to its lightweight nature, it prevents ceiling sag and offers a maintenance-free lifespan, retaining its form for years.
When designing a space like this, you can break up heavy stone wall textures with wood elements and combine vertical and horizontal beams to emphasize ceiling height. If your ceiling is low, you can capture that rustic charm without overwhelming the space by using thinner polyurethane slats. For lighting, instead of direct fixtures, indirect light sources hidden behind the beams or in wall niches—as seen here—will beautifully highlight the 3-dimensional texture of the material.
Mass contrasts are successfully utilized in the space; the linear ceiling beams and the circular bed offer a balancing geometry. The color palette harmonizes the cool gray-beige tones of the stone, the warm brown of the wood, and the energetic red of the bed. The lighting design is positioned parallel to the surfaces to maximize texture definition. Choosing polyurethane provides a heavy visual compatible with stone walls while offering a technical advantage by maintaining structural lightness.
