M-108 3D Panels
Description
The smooth curves of the M-108 3D panels create a sensual, fluid geometry that resembles both the surface of water and a light breeze. This is the case when the form speaks for itself - without words and unnecessary elements. The gypsum panels seem to shimmer in space, especially when complemented by soft contour lighting. Visually, they not only enliven the plane of the wall, but also create a sense of depth, enhancing the perception of volume in the room. Each M-108 3D panel works like a note in a musical composition - together they create a rhythm that can be varied by experimenting with direction or color, adjusting to the mood of the interior.
M-55 is often used in projects where it is important to bring dynamics to the interior without excessive overload. This can be a spectacular area behind the sofa, the headboard of the bed, an accent wall in the dining room or hallway. They work especially well in tandem with soft shapes of furniture and rounded accessories - lamps, mirrors, armchairs.
They add zest to the design without excessive decor, and in commercial spaces - in hotels, salons, boutiques - they emphasize the status and taste of the owner.
3D panels M-108 look advantageous in warm shades (milky, powdery, sandy) and in graphite or caramel tones. They are laconically combined with furniture in natural upholstery - velor, suede, wool. Paired with brass, gold or black elements, they look especially stylish.
M-55 is often used in projects where it is important to bring dynamics to the interior without excessive overload. This can be a spectacular area behind the sofa, the headboard of the bed, an accent wall in the dining room or hallway. They work especially well in tandem with soft shapes of furniture and rounded accessories - lamps, mirrors, armchairs.
They add zest to the design without excessive decor, and in commercial spaces - in hotels, salons, boutiques - they emphasize the status and taste of the owner.
3D panels M-108 look advantageous in warm shades (milky, powdery, sandy) and in graphite or caramel tones. They are laconically combined with furniture in natural upholstery - velor, suede, wool. Paired with brass, gold or black elements, they look especially stylish.
