PL37 pattern

The PL37 ceiling panel is composed entirely of pure geometric lines, offering a contemporary interpretation of 18th–19th century Neoclassical and Beaux-Arts coffered ceilings. The design centers on a circular roundel that intersects with a cross panel layout. This circle, expanded by four-way stepped mouldings, recalls the central discs often seen in European palace and theater domes. Around it, successive square frames create a harmonious “circle within a square” proportion, combining the calm of Roman stone ceilings with the restrained clarity of early 20th-century Art Deco geometry.
Key features and advantages of PL37 include: its use of lines and volumes only—no heavy foliage—allowing it to blend effortlessly with neo-classical, contemporary luxury, or minimalist interiors; the central roundel provides a natural focal point for light fixtures, while the cross layout connects seamlessly when multiple panels are installed, forming a neat coffered grid; and the crisp stepped profiles cast soft shadows under lighting, giving the ceiling a quiet architectural depth and a strong sense of quality—an ideal modern take on the classic coffered ceiling.