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) |
In this space where minimalist design meets deep, dark tones, the dominance of charcoal and black creates a highly sophisticated atmosphere. Serving as the focal point of the living room, the vertically slatted wall paneling behind the TV unit adds dramatic depth while visually elevating the ceiling. Natural light filtering through the large windows highlights the rich texture of the dark surfaces, preventing a cold feel and creating a perfect contrast with the light-colored herringbone wood flooring.
Polyurethane wall cladding panels (P1940) and custom-textured polyurethane faux wood logs (poliuretankutuk) form the core structure of this design. Unlike real wood, which is heavy and requires high maintenance, these elements are crafted from high-density polyurethane, capturing a modern rhythm with their vertical linear form. The deep knot and grain textures on the panel surfaces preserve the organic feel of raw timber while seamlessly integrating with modern technology like the TV unit.
Thanks to advanced precast molding techniques used in production, the joints between the panels are virtually seamless. The specialized molding process applied to the polyurethane rafters (poliuretanmertek) and beams (poliuretankiris) allows for millimeter-precise installation. These lightweight decorative elements add no structural load to the building and offer long-term durability without expanding or cracking over time.
For dark wall applications like this, selecting light gray or stone-colored textiles for furniture is highly recommended. Low-profile modular sofas, as seen in the visual, are ideal for balancing the vertical height created by the wall panels (duvarkaplama). Additionally, using adjustable ceiling spotlights or linear lighting to highlight the charcoal wood panel (ahsappanel) surfaces will make the room's evening ambiance even more captivating.
A deliberate geometry is established between the vertical linear elements and the horizontal furniture forms. The matte texture of the dark charcoal wall absorbs light, creating an ideal, glare-free backdrop for the TV screen. The herringbone flooring balances the dark upper mass, adding movement to the monochrome palette. The deep texture of the polyurethane panels adds a three-dimensional architectural layer compared to a flat, painted wall.














