Architectural Designer Lighting
Architectural designer lighting consists of polyurethane light coves and fixture frames molded into custom shapes for specialized architectural concepts. These elements are chosen for luxury homes, hotels, restaurants, and galleries requiring tailored interior details. Manufactured at a high density of 150-220 kg/m³, polyurethane lighting profiles preserve intricate details with resistance to cracking. With a water absorption rate under 1%, they resist warping in humid environments. They are lighter than traditional plaster or wood trims, ensuring safer installation. With dimensional stability tested between -20 °C and +70 °C, they maintain dimensional stability and can be sanded and painted with any finish after installation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is architectural designer lighting?
It refers to polyurethane light coves and frames molded into custom forms, developed specifically for specialized architectural projects.
Are polyurethane designer lighting products durable?
Yes. Thanks to their high-density structure, they are highly resistant to impacts, moisture, and temperature fluctuations.
















