Project Details
| Application Area | Facade |
|---|---|
| Style | Classic |
| 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 space featured showcases how classical architectural details can create a flawless contrast with a modern interior setup. The wall surface, finished in warm sand beige tones, gains depth with the mink-colored polyurethane frame applied over it. The soft and homogeneous lighting of the environment highlights the fine carving details and form transitions on the decorative elements, creating a sophisticated atmosphere. This design stands out not only as a window surround decoration but also as an artistic layer that integrates the interior with the outside world.
The polyurethane products used in the application offer a meticulously selected composition. The majestic crown (P215A) located at the highest point of the frame moves the focal point upwards, increasing the perception of ceiling height. The elegant profile (P82058) preferred for the side jambs emphasizes the vertical line of the window, while the decorative corbels (P6006) and the central ornament (P2900A) used at the bottom provide an architectural foundation to the design. Special corner motifs (P2812L and P2812R) completing the left and right symmetry provide a holistic aesthetic by softening the sharpness at the transition points.
The high-density polyurethane products used in this project were brought to life with the detail clarity offered by precast production technology. Each piece emerging from the mold exhibits a perfect union during assembly thanks to its CNC-precision forms. Its lightweight structure allows for a fast and clean application without putting a mechanical load on the wall surface. Thanks to its water and moisture-resistant nature, it maintains its form for decades without expansion or cracking in areas where temperature differences occur, such as in front of windows.
For designers wishing to achieve a similar look, this application is ideal especially for high-ceilinged living rooms or wide corridor windows. If a more minimalist touch is sought, a transition to a 'Contemporary' style can be achieved by choosing straighter-lined models instead of the top crown (P215A). Regarding color choice, using a shade darker than the wall color or a contrasting anthracite allows the frame to be displayed like an architectural painting.
The low-contrast color palette between mink and sand beige allows classical forms to be displayed with a modern tranquility. The placement of the corbels (P6006) at the bottom creates a visual 'carrier' perception in the design, evoking a sense of architectural security. The texture difference between the modern furniture and industrial lighting inside the window and the classical frame outside is a successful example of eclectic style. The shadow play of light on the carvings maximizes the material's three-dimensional depth.
Products Used in This Project6
