PL29 pattern

The PL29 ceiling panel is built around a Rope Moulding border and a central Rosette Medallion, forming a refined composition of European classical ornament. The radiating flower rosette in the middle can be traced back to Renaissance and Baroque palace ceilings, symbolizing light and order. It is framed by acanthus leaves and cartouche-like scrolls, giving the center rich relief and a strong three-dimensional presence. Around it, a square frame is enclosed by continuous twisted rope, with subtle fleur-de-lis accents in the corners. This combination of rope and lily motifs was widely used in 18th–19th-century Georgian, Louis-style and Victorian plaster and pressed-metal ceilings. The strengths of PL29 lie in its symmetrical and dignified layout, which naturally becomes the visual focus of a room; the sculpted relief creates elegant shadows under lighting; the rope border extends seamlessly when multiple panels are installed; and the central medallion is ideal for pairing with chandeliers or decorative fittings, giving the ceiling a classical, luxurious yet well-organized appearance.