left corner motif
A left corner motif is a curved or ornamented polyurethane decorative element placed at the left corner of a surface or frame. It is used as a symmetrical ornamentation complement at the left corner of ceiling roses, mirror frames, doors and wall panels. The polyurethane material is lightweight and applied directly with mounting adhesive; it resists moisture and impact, does not crack or warp and can be painted. Because it is mould-cast, the motif details repeat identically on every piece and form a symmetrical whole together with the matching right corner motif. It is lighter and more break-resistant than plaster equivalents, which is an advantage in sensitive areas such as corners. Polure produces the left corner motif in a range of sizes and patterns.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the left corner motif used?
It is used as a symmetrical ornamentation complement at the left corner of ceiling roses, mirrors and wall panels.
Is it used together with the right corner motif?
Yes; the left and right corner motifs are applied together to form a symmetrical whole.

