Browsing Stone Panel's product range, one of the categories you'll come across is PU Art Stone. The name describes the range's two defining traits: "PU" refers to the polyurethane material, and "Art Stone" refers to its artistic, decorative surface character. This guide introduces the range in full.
The range's key features
PU Art Stone panels are noticeably lighter than traditional natural stone cladding. That lightness makes both transport and installation easier. The range is described as suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. If you'd like to know more about polyurethane's general properties, see our article on what polyurethane wall panel is.
The models
Altera
Altera is the standout model of the polyurethane tile panel range. It stands out for its lightweight structure and realistic texture. It comes in a wide colour range, including Argent Noir, Blance Dorado, Copper Ruggine and Grigio Noir.
Fiore
Fiore allows for softer, more elegant combinations with its refined pattern and tones such as Rose Noir, Argent Lime and Blance Fonce.
Luna
Luna is a balanced option that works in both modern and classic spaces, thanks to its softly graduated colour palette (such as Blance, Blance Dorado and Argent Noir).
Orbit
Orbit has the widest colour palette in the range, offering many alternatives for projects with tones like Lupa Fonce, Turk Noir and Ruggine Noir.
The colour palette: metallic and weathered effects
The colours in the PU Art Stone range are built around gold (Dorado), silver (Argent), copper (Copper) and weathered-metal (Ruggine, Verdorado) effects. These tones come alive under light and add depth to the surface. Metallic accents on a dark base create a luxurious effect, while on a light base they give an elegant, modern look.
Where is it used?
- Wall accents: living room, dining area, headboard and entrance hall
- Ceilings: geometric richness for restaurant, hotel lobby and store ceilings
- Commercial identity areas: behind reception, the bar counter, and behind a store window
- Exterior details: entrance and facade accents, depending on model and project conditions
For ceiling-use ideas, see our ceiling-panel decor article; for designing with tile patterns, see our guide to tile wall and ceiling panels.
Choosing the right colour and model
The most important decision when working with PU Art Stone is how the pattern and colour will balance against the rest of the space. If a bold metallic pattern is chosen, it's best to keep the other surfaces understated. When undecided, reviewing a sample is the safest approach.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between PU Art Stone and tile wall panel?
Both ranges offer geometric patterns. The PU Art Stone range is polyurethane-based; each product's material and technical information is listed on its own page.
Can PU Art Stone panels be used on ceilings?
Yes, the range includes tile panels suited to both wall and ceiling applications. Installation details should be planned on a project-by-project basis.
Can I request a sample?
You can reach us about samples and colour selection through our quote form or our contact page.