PL71 pattern

The PL71 ceiling panel is organized around a radiating rosette medallion, reinterpreting 19th-century Gothic Revival and Victorian pressed-metal ceiling patterns, enriched with Baroque/Rococo-style acanthus scrolls. The central roundel is divided into eight petal-like segments, echoing the star-shaped rosettes of European church rose windows and palace domes. A ring of delicate bead moulding encircles the motif, recalling the jeweled chains of historic ornament. Around the medallion, flowing foliage and scrolls create an almost arabesque field that softens the square format and gives the ceiling a light, garden-like character.

Key features and advantages of PL71 include: a clearly defined central medallion that forms a perfect focal point for chandeliers or ceiling fixtures; bead details and fine relief that produce subtle, sparkling shadows under light; and an all-over yet disciplined pattern that joins seamlessly when multiple panels are installed, avoiding visible seams. Its character can lean toward French, Gothic Revival, or Neoclassical interiors, while also harmonizing with contemporary luxury and vintage-inspired spaces, bringing a gentle but ceremonial classic ceiling to any room.