Project Details
| Application Area | Indoor |
|---|---|
| Style | Neoclassical |
| Space Type | Living Room |
| Project Year | 2000 |
| Products Used | 9 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 visual showcases a dramatic and sophisticated dining area design dominated by a monochrome color palette. The spread of dark smoke and anthracite tones from walls to furniture creates a holistic, sculptural effect within the space. While the white ceiling allows for a controlled distribution of light from above, the herringbone parquet texture on the floor provides a classic foundation for modern decoration. The light direction radiates from a central focus, highlighting the depth differences on the polyurethane panels and giving the space a living texture.
The main element determining the architectural character of the space is the vertical polyurethane wall molding and panel systems. Wide and flat-surfaced moldings used in the design, such as P85002, P85003, and P85008, provide a rhythmic flow along the wall. Profiles coded P85010, P85015, and P85016, preferred for door and wall transitions, offer a smooth finish at the joints. Skirting and border details like P851350, P85403, and P85406 define the upper and lower boundaries, increasing wall stability while creating a geometric discipline. These high-density PU materials offer long-lasting use in high-circulation dining rooms thanks to their impact-resistant structure.
The 'polyurethane prekast' production technique preferred in the application ensures that the panels are cast in the factory under high pressure with flawless molds. This method guarantees that every molding is millimetrically compatible with one another while minimizing the need for sanding or correction during assembly. Thanks to special CNC-supported cuts, the 45-degree joints at the corners look as if they were carved from a single block. Its water and moisture-resistant nature prevents the products from cracking after painting, maintaining surface quality even in dark matte applications.
When adapting such a space to your own home, if your ceiling height is over 2.80 meters, you can increase the grandeur by choosing vertical P85002 series panels. Matte finish paints in ambitious colors like anthracite combine perfectly with the non-porous surface of polyurethane. In lighting selection, you can achieve visual balance by using ring-shaped or circular objects that contrast with the vertical lines on the wall. Polure’s wide range of flat wall moldings is the ideal solution partner for modern projects that want to combine minimalism with luxury.
Low contrast in the color palette emphasizes architectural details through form and shadow. The rhythm created by vertical polyurethane moldings transforms a static wall into a dynamic art object. The central circular light source establishes a visual hierarchy by gathering all vertical lines at a focal point. Matte anthracite paint highlights the smooth surface of the polyurethane, creating a perception of tactile luxury. The natural wood texture on the floor and the clean ceiling surface balance the potentially suffocating effect of dark walls.
Products Used in This Project9
