Neoclassical Design with Polyurethane Wall Panels and Ionic Columns

The interior design showcases a high-ceilinged, sun-drenched living room that blends palace-like grandeur with modern comfort. Cream tones on the walls soften the natural light entering through large windows, creating a spacious atmosphere, while contrasting marble patterns on the floor add a dynamic touch to the space. The use of emerald green velvet textures revitalizes the classic white and gold decoration, creating a sophisticated focal point.

Polure high-density products are among the most fundamental elements determining the architectural character of the space. The fluted column with an Ionic capital (P5240) and its majestic pedestals (P5840, P5940B) are strategically positioned to define transition zones in open-plan areas. On the walls, depth is increased using custom-motive molding applications (P8081L, P8081R, P8055) and finely detailed borders (P8026). Patterned cornices preferred at ceiling transitions emphasize the vertical proportions of the space, creating a perception of greater height.

All decorative elements in this design are manufactured with precast polyurethane technology. Thanks to this technique, even the most complex motifs are molded with millimetric precision and offer a much lighter structure compared to wood or plaster. These products, which are resistant to water and moisture, do not leave dust or dirt during installation and have a durable structure that is resistant to cracking and shedding in the long term. The factory-finished smooth surfaces provide a suitable base for all kinds of decorative paint applications.

For those dreaming of a similar living room design, dividing large wall areas with vertical paneling and tufted panels makes large rooms look warmer and more balanced. Ionic columns can be used at corridor entrances or at the separation points of large halls to add a historical touch. In the choice of lighting, crystal chandeliers and hidden ceiling lights will double the visual richness of the space by revealing the light-and-shadow plays of the polyurethane cornices.