In contemporary workplace interiors, wall design can do more than simply complement the space; it can shape its character. In this project, Wall Deco’s gypsum 3D panels and bas-reliefs become key interior accents, creating rhythm, movement, and volume.
Noor and Runner (B-85)
The Noor 3D panel and the Runner (B-85) bas-relief are used within the same office.
The Noor panels define the wall around the TV and open shelving. Their repeating vertical relief creates rhythm and depth, while the integrated lighting emphasizes the volume of the gypsum surface.
Within the same space, the Runner (B-85) bas-relief, adapted to the dimensions of the wall, becomes a more expressive focal point. The figure captured in motion introduces a sense of dynamism into the working environment, while the varying depths of the relief enhance the composition through the interplay of light and shadow.
Together, these two solutions demonstrate the versatility of gypsum within a single interior: Noor functions as an architectural surface, while Runner serves as a conceptual and decorative accent.
Clock (B-28)
In another office, the Clock (B-28) bas-relief becomes the main visual focal point.
The composition occupies the main section of the wall behind the work desk. Circular relief lines radiating from the center bring movement and depth to the surface.
The combination of white gypsum, wooden surfaces, and perimeter lighting further emphasizes the structure of the relief. Adapted to the dimensions of the wall, Clock is not perceived as a separate decorative element but becomes an integral part of the overall interior composition.
In this project, Wall Deco’s solutions do more than complement the interior — they also help define the character of each office. Through rhythm, movement, volume, and the interplay of light and shadow, the gypsum reliefs become an integral part of the space while retaining their expressive and decorative qualities.