neoclassical dining room

A neoclassical dining room is a decoration approach that arranges the dining area with classical architectural elements in a plain, symmetric way. A ceiling rose set above the table, a cornice along the ceiling edge, and profiled panels and trims on the walls create an ordered frame in the room. The polyurethane elements used here are light; they withstand moisture and impact, will not crack or blister, and can be painted. Compared with wood they will not rot or swell, and compared with plaster the installation is faster, with pieces fixed straight on using adhesive. Because they are mould-cast, the profile and ornament details repeat the same on every piece, so the symmetric layout is easy to set up. Polure produces the elements used in a neoclassical dining room in a range of sizes and profiles.