Rosettes

Our rosettes are made of high-quality polyurethane. This material perfectly imitates the look of plaster while being much lighter, more durable, and easier to handle.

The size of the rosette depends mainly on:

• the dimensions of the room.
• the ceiling height.
• the size of the light fixture.

For a harmonious result, it is recommended to avoid a rosette that is too small in a large room. We offer models ranging from small formats to large decorative rosettes over 90 cm in diameter.

Yes. All our polyurethane rosettes can be painted after installation to perfectly match your ceiling or interior decor.

No. Some rosettes can also be used as wall decorative elements to create original compositions or personalized decorations.

Yes. A rosette can be used solely for its decorative aspect to add relief and character to a ceiling or wall.

Installation is generally straightforward:

1. Prepare and clean the surface.
2. Mark the location.
3. Apply a suitable adhesive.
4. Position the rosette.
5. Complete finishing touches and painting if desired.

Thanks to their lightness, polyurethane rosettes are much easier to install than plaster models.

Yes. A ceiling rose can neatly conceal electrical connections and cable outlets around a ceiling light or pendant, while adding an elegant finish.

The ceiling rose is a decorative element and does not replace the light fitting's fastening system. The chandelier must always be attached to a suitable support in the ceiling. The ceiling rose then covers the fastening area.

Yes. Contrary to popular belief, rosettes are not exclusively for classic interiors. We offer classic and modern designs.

Absolutely. Rosettes pair perfectly with cornices, wall moldings, decorative panels and other architectural elements to create a harmonious and refined ensemble.

Regular dusting with a soft cloth or duster is sufficient to maintain its original appearance.

Our experts recommend you consider:

• The size of your room.
• The ceiling height.
• The desired decoration style.
• The dimensions of the light fixture.
• Other decorative elements present (cornices, moldings, picture rails).