Project Details
| Application Area | Indoor |
|---|---|
| Style | Rustic |
| Space Type | General |
| Project Year | 2000 |
| Products Used | 3 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 modern interior design, which combines naturalness and industrial elegance, offers a sophisticated atmosphere dominated by anthracite tones. The vertical rock-textured surfaces forming the focal point of the room add a modern interpretation of cave aesthetics, while the anthracite and smoked palette increases the depth of the space. The hidden lighting system, where light glides from floor to ceiling, offers a visual feast by revealing the three-dimensional texture of the material in every detail. Architecturally, vertical sections emphasizing ceiling height create a warm and sheltered feeling even in large areas.
Polyurethane panels (P3004, P3004A, P3004B) preferred in the application are high-density products that exactly reflect the rough and organic structure of real rock layers. Different variations within this set are strategically placed to create a natural stone sequence illusion that does not repeat on the surface. The lightweight structure of the panels allows for the coating of large surfaces without putting additional load on the building, unlike classic stone coatings. Each piece exhibits a flawless joint that hides the seams thanks to Polure’s precision molding technology.
High-density polyurethane injection technique used in the production process ensures that the panels are resistant to impacts and surface details are preserved at the micron level. The 'rustic decor' approach used in this project has been adapted to any desired color thanks to the paintable feature of the material. Instead of CNC-assisted cuts, the advantage of precast casting comes to the fore in such products; because every piece coming out of the mold is ready for assembly and allows for a dust-free, clean installation at the application site.
If you want to apply such a design in your own space, you can balance the hard texture by placing minimalist art pieces between the panels. For a similar atmosphere, it is recommended to choose anthracite wall paints with a matte finish to support the non-shiny, natural look of the rock texture. Especially in areas such as hotel lobbies, VIP lounges of restaurants, or behind TV units in homes, these product combinations will be an effective architectural touch that instantly changes the character of the space.
The most prominent design success in the space is the balance between 'negative space' and textured surfaces. Vertical panels create an optical illusion that makes the ceiling appear higher by cutting horizontal furniture lines. Contrast is established not only with colors but between the smooth wall surface and rough rock texture. Up-lighting maximizes shadow depth, enhancing the material's plastic value. The monochromatic color scheme allows different textures to appear in harmony without creating chaos.
