PL82 pattern

The PL82 ceiling panel is based on a pure geometric stepped square grid motif, presenting a contemporary take on 20th-century Modernist and Minimalist lattice designs. At the center, a cluster of progressively shrinking squares recalls the compositions of Bauhaus and De Stijl art, while also echoing the lattice windows of traditional Chinese and Japanese architecture, subtly blending Eastern order with Western geometric rigor. The squares expand outward in a step-like sequence from dense to open, as if a classic coffered ceiling had been abstracted into a pixel-like structure.

Key features and advantages of PL82 include its exclusive use of lines and volumes, free of foliage or curves, which makes it easy to integrate into modern, Nordic, light-industrial, or art-inspired interiors. Under lighting, the stepped squares cast crisp blocks of shadow, giving the ceiling rich depth despite its simplicity. The modular grid is ideal for large-scale installation; when repeated, it forms a continuous geometric ceiling field that harmonizes perfectly with open-plan living rooms, offices, or commercial spaces—an ideal choice for interiors that prize rational, restrained yet highly designed ceilings.