neoclassical interior design
Neoclassical interior design is a design approach that arranges interior spaces with classical architectural elements in a plain, symmetric way. Cornices and roses on the ceiling, profiled panels and trims on the walls, and surrounds on doors and windows give the space an ordered frame. When these elements are made of polyurethane, the material is light; it withstands moisture and impact, will not crack or blister, and can be painted. Compared with wood it will not rot or swell, and compared with plaster the installation is faster, with pieces fixed straight on using adhesive. Because it is mould-cast, the profile and ornament details repeat the same on every piece, so the symmetric layout in the interior is easy to set up. Polure produces neoclassical interior elements in a range of sizes and profiles.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is neoclassical interior design?
An approach that arranges interior spaces with classical elements such as cornices, roses, panels and surrounds in a plain, symmetric way.
What is the advantage of polyurethane elements indoors?
Light and paintable; they mount easily with adhesive, do not crack and the detail stays the same on every piece.