neoclassical dining room
A neoclassical dining room is a dining space decorated with the clean-lined ornamentation of the neoclassical architectural style. Cornice mouldings and ceiling roses on the ceiling, wainscot panels and casings on the walls, and profiled frames around doors and windows are the core elements of this style. When these elements are made of polyurethane, they add little weight to the space and are applied directly with mounting adhesive. Polyurethane is resistant to moisture and impact, does not crack, swell, and can be painted in any colour; compared to its plaster equivalent it is lighter and faster to install. Because it is mould-cast, profile and ornament details repeat identically on every piece. Polure produces cornices, wainscot panels and ceiling roses for neoclassical dining rooms in a range of size options.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does neoclassical dining room decoration involve?
It involves clean-lined classical ornamental elements such as ceiling cornices, ceiling roses, wainscot panels and door-window casings.
What are the advantages of polyurethane elements?
They are light, resistant to moisture and impact, do not crack and can be painted; installation is faster than with plaster.