The visual reflects a dramatic studio setting where column forms, indispensable elements of classical architecture, are reinterpreted with modern technology. Displayed against a black background, these white polyurethane columns emphasize the depth of acanthus leaf motifs and the fine craftsmanship of the capitals through shifting light angles. The tone-on-tone balance between the anthracite background and the bright white forms enhances the perception of depth while clarifying the three-dimensional structures of the products.
The collection offers scalable solutions for designers with products in various diameters and heights (P5220, P5230, P5240, P5250, P5260, P5280) and their compatible base and capital groups (ranging from P5820B to P5980B). Each column capital is manufactured from high-density polyurethane material, carrying the characteristic details of the Corinthian order. These products are not merely aesthetic objects but functional decorative elements that create a structural rhythm in exterior facades and interior transitions.
The high-density polyurethane precast technique used in the production process ensures that each piece is cast with millimetric precision. Unlike plaster columns, this technology is unaffected by humidity and does not crack, minimizing the workload during installation due to its lightweight nature. Produced with specialized molding systems, the capitals guarantee that complex carvings appear with the same clarity in every replica, providing visual standards throughout the project.
This column series is ideal for creating a magnificent welcoming area in high-ceilinged mansion entrances, hotel lobbies, or classical-style wedding halls. In narrower spaces, slim models like the P5220 can be used to frame wall niches or provide an architectural identity to library units. The perception of luxury in the space can be further reinforced with aging paint techniques or gold leaf details applied to the products.
Design Details
The play of light and shadow maximizes the plastic value of the Corinthian carvings, creating a visual hierarchy. Vertical lines offer a rhythm with the potential to optically increase ceiling height. The material's matte finish facilitates the harmonization of classical forms with modern spaces.