This bedroom, where daylight filters through a circular oculus window, combines the spaciousness of high-ceilinged architecture with a warm chalet atmosphere. Dark wood textures rising on the ceiling fill the vertical volume of the room with an aesthetic rhythm, while the large-patterned rug and stone-textured fireplace area anchor the composition with a reassuring weight. This balance in interior design maintains the sense of openness while giving the space the character of an intimate retreat.
One of the main elements providing visual power in the design is the polyurethane beam (+poliuretankiris+) systems applied to the ceiling. These lightweight profiles, which do not have the weight and application difficulties of real wood, create an authentic ceiling structure without straining the building's static. Architectural decorations around the fireplace and wall transitions, such as the P1981 series products (P1981A, P1981B, P1981C, P1981D), enrich the rustic texture of the space with classical details. The water and moisture-resistant PU raw material ensures these products maintain their form for years.
The products used are prepared with Polure's high-density precast production technology. Thanks to this technology, each beam and panel profile is produced with a smooth and flawless surface in computer-controlled molds. While only special adhesives and light screws are sufficient during the assembly process, the paintable nature of the products allowed for the perfect application of custom brown tones. The precision of the CNC details is clearly evident, especially in the complex patterns above the fireplace.
For those who want to design such a decoration, ceiling height is a critical factor. If your ceiling is over 3 meters, you can increase the depth by using polyurethane log beams in diagonal or vertical forms. In lighting choices, instead of spotlights hidden between the beams, using a classic chandelier and sconces as in the image will highlight the shadow plays on the polyurethane decorations and bring the three-dimensional depth of the space to the fore.
Design Details
The vertical axes in the space exhibit an orientation towards the sky thanks to the ceiling beams, optically increasing the ceiling height. The contrast between dark oak tones and ivory walls creates a dramatic backdrop that makes architectural details stand out. The use of the fireplace as a focal point symbolically separates the living area from the sleeping area. Window proportions and natural light entry are the most important factors emphasizing the realism of the micro-details on the polyurethane textures.
