Project Details
| Application Area | Facade |
|---|---|
| Style | Classic |
| Space Type | Window |
| Products Used | 7 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) |
This exterior facade design showcases a neoclassical window composition on a pastel cream wall surface, gaining depth with anthracite curtains. The soft transitions of daylight on the facade emphasize the three-dimensional details of the Polure polyurethane decorations, adding a sophisticated character to the space. The arched structure of the window, combined with vertical pilaster columns, creates an upward movement and aesthetic authority on the facade.
The curved upper structure at the center is shaped with a custom-made circular arch (P1456D160VI) and crowned with a keystone (P1454) detail. The fluted pilaster columns (P5024) surrounding both sides of the window are designed in accordance with classical order rules with column capitals (P5024A) and bases (P5024B). The wide jamb profile (P1456) used at the bottom and the window sill (P9001) elements supporting the solid stance place the visual weight of the design on a balanced foundation.
These decorations, obtained through polyurethane precast production techniques, show high resistance against harsh outdoor conditions. Much lighter than traditional stone or plaster casts, these products do not put extra load on the building's exterior while saving great time during the assembly phase. The material structure, which does not absorb water and does not expand, eliminates the risk of cracking at the joints and promises long-lasting use.
This style of window design is recommended for those who want to create a prestigious look, especially for private villas and boutique hotel projects. If your window opening is wide, you can maximize the light entering the interior by using a three-section joinery system as in this image, and create a more magnificent focal point on the exterior. For a similar atmosphere, you can capture a holistic perception of luxury by choosing pendant chandeliers and draped velvet fabrics inside the windows.
The transition between the vertical pilaster lines and the circular arch form is the fundamental element balancing the architectural rhythm. The use of contrast colors increases the depth of the polyurethane layers, transforming the windows into decorative art objects rather than just openings. From a proportion perspective, the fact that the column bases end at the same level as the window sill provides visual continuity. The shading of light on the keystone successfully draws the focal point to the center.
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