PL85 pattern

The PL85 ceiling panel is built around a precise Islamic geometric star pattern, offering a contemporary interpretation of the motifs found in 12th–16th century Moorish and Mamluk architecture—mosque domes, carved brickwork, and wooden lattice muqarnas or girih designs. At the center, layered eight-pointed stars and crosses interlock, created entirely from straight lines and sharp angles with no figurative detail, reflecting the Islamic decorative focus on pure geometry and infinite extension. From this core, stepped polygonal frames expand outward, recalling the intricate tiling seen in the Alhambra and historic Iranian facades, all contained within a disciplined square border.

Key features and advantages of PL85 include its strong sense of order and rhythm without visual heaviness, making it ideal for modern, minimalist interiors as well as spaces inspired by Moroccan or Middle Eastern design. The composition uses only lines and planes, allowing lighting to create crisp, architectural shadows across the relief. Its four-way symmetry means that, when multiple panels are installed, the star pattern continues seamlessly, subtly disguising joints. With a balanced level of ornament, PL85 can serve as a striking focal point or harmonize with simple furnishings, bringing a rational yet exotic character to any ceiling.