The P7150 represents a sophisticated approach to overhead architectural details, offering an elongated, oval ceiling ornament that redefines traditional spaces. Designed specifically for rectangular rooms, corridors, and grand dining areas, this high-density structural element bridges classical design with modern engineering. Unlike circular alternatives, its oval silhouette aligns perfectly with linear furniture arrangements, creating a balanced focal point above dining tables or central chandeliers.
Engineered from premium rigid polyurethane with a density of 150-220 kg/m³, this medallion replicates the solid feel and crisp definition of traditional wood carving or plasterwork without the associated weight. Measuring 535 mm in width, 773 mm in length, and 42 mm in thickness, it provides a substantial yet elegant depth profile. The closed-cell structure makes it moisture-resistant, helping to reduce warping, cracking, or decay, making it suitable for high-humidity indoor zones and sheltered outdoor ceiling applications.
Visually, the P7150 is characterized by its layered relief composition. At its core, a clean, recessed oval is framed by a stylized rope-twist border, drawing the eye inward. Radiating outward from this central frame is a rich array of classical Rococo-inspired motifs, featuring asymmetrical acanthus leaves, delicate floral clusters, and fluid scrollwork. The crispness of these molded details ensures that ambient light creates dynamic shadow play, emphasizing the dimensional depth of the ornament.
This versatile architectural centerpiece is highly recommended for premium residential and commercial interiors, such as boutique hotel lobbies, classic dining halls, and master bedrooms. Beyond its primary role as an anchor for luxury chandeliers, it can also be utilized as a dramatic wall medallion or central artwork within large wall panel configurations. Its moisture resistance allows designers to safely specify it in covered patios, luxury spas, or grand entryways.
Installation is highly efficient compared to heavy gypsum or fragile plaster alternatives. The lightweight nature of the material reduces the risk of structural overload on ceilings. The factory-applied primer coat prepares the surface for finishing, though applying a dedicated top-coat primer is recommended in accordance with paint manufacturer guidelines to secure their warranty. Secure mounting requires a combination of polyurethane (PU) assembly adhesive and mechanical fasteners, followed by joint filling and a final coat of water-based or synthetic paint.
