Project Details
| Application Area | Indoor |
|---|---|
| Style | Modern |
| Space Type | General |
| Products Used | 6 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) |
The atmosphere created in the space showcases the dance of light with modern minimalism. Dominated by soft mink and beige tones, indirect lighting in daylight colors strengthens the perception of depth on the wall surface. Perfect transitions at the ceiling and wall junction increase the feeling of spaciousness, while the monochromatic use of decorative elements prevents visual clutter and directs the focus to structural forms. Softly transitioned shadows combine with natural textures in furniture selection to offer a peaceful living space concept.
The polyurethane hidden light profiles (P81376, P81991, P81374, P81373, P81378A, P81378) used in the application create a layered hierarchy on the wall with different cross-sectional structures. Each profile has channels suitable for the installation of LED strip lighting and reflects light onto the wall at a specific angle. The smooth surface texture of the products ensures full integration with the wall after painting. Precise craftsmanship, especially at corner joints, offers long-lasting aesthetics thanks to the non-stretching and non-cracking nature of the polyurethane material.
The products in this design are prepared with Polure's high-density (PU) precast production technique. Unlike traditional plaster profiles, these products are produced under high pressure in fabrication molds, so they do not contain millimetric margins of error. Their water and moisture resistance allows them to be used safely in every area from kitchens to hallways. The profiles, which are quickly fixed with the help of special adhesives during the assembly phase, provide an advantage in labor costs by shortening the application time by 50% with CNC precision detail quality.
For users who want to achieve a similar look, determining the profile intervals according to the ceiling height is a critical design criterion. On ceilings of 280 cm and above, multiple profile sequences like in this visual support the vertical form of the wall. If the area is narrow, the number of light bands can be reduced by choosing thinner section profiles. Using a paint of the same matte finish as the wall as a color choice makes the profiles look like an architectural protrusion, adding a professional interior design touch to the space.
The visual proves the space-expanding effect of horizontal linear elements. The angle of light filtering from the profiles creates a gradient transition on the wall, giving movement to static surfaces. Painting polyurethane profiles in the same tone as the wall hides the material difference while maintaining architectural integrity. The asymmetric pendant lamps used balance the composition by creating a vertical contrast to the horizontal profile sequence. The smoothness in material selection provides the clean finishes required by modern design.
Products Used in This Project6
