PL84 pattern

The PL84 ceiling panel is built around a concentric arc motif, blending the radiating geometry of 1920s–30s Art Deco with the rhythm of classical arcades and the Japanese Seigaiha wave pattern. A small central disc expands outward in stepped circular bands, while a cross axis divides the panel into four quadrants, suggesting ripples on water or sound waves spreading across a theater dome. In the corners, quarter circles continue the arc sequence, balancing the square format with flowing curves. The composition is entirely made of precise arcs and tiny pyramidal points—no foliage—yet it still echoes the cadence of historic vaulted architecture.

Key features and advantages of PL84 include its minimalist yet highly sculptural character, ideal for modern, Nordic, Art Deco–inspired, or light industrial interiors. Under lighting, the repeated arcs cast fine shadows that resemble waves or vibrations, giving the ceiling strong visual movement. The four-way symmetry allows multiple panels to join seamlessly into a continuous rippling field with unobtrusive joints. A relatively calm central circle provides a flexible stage for chandeliers or other fixtures, making this design a perfect choice for spaces that value pure geometric aesthetics and spatial rhythm.