Wave
Lounge

The lounge needed a surface that felt fluid and unhurried — a wall that suggested motion without restlessness. The design intent was a continuous wave: long, sweeping undulations that draw the eye along the room rather than fixing it to one point.

Restraint was essential. A single flowing form, rendered in real depth, was to do all the work — no applied ornament, no contrast colour, just the slow play of light across a sculpted surface.

Lumina PMAG™ — our polymer-modified architectural gypsum — suits flowing relief especially well. Its mineral body holds the smooth, continuous curvature of a wave form without facets or steps, and its soft matte surface gives shadow a gentle gradient rather than a hard line.

Cast as a mineral surface, it stays stable across a long wall, accepts an artisan finish in any tone, and keeps each panel light enough for clean interior mounting and a seamless run.

A wave relief carries a different casting logic than a repeating geometric module. There is no single unit to tile — the curvature is modelled and moulded as one continuous sweep, with each panel's profile unique to its position along the run so the line reads as unbroken rather than stitched from parts.

Lumina PMAG™ holds that continuity at a 15–40mm relief depth, in panel formats up to 3000×1500mm, with relief lines held to 0.3mm — precise enough that a curve reads as continuous rather than faceted. Because a curved surface reads through gradient shadow rather than the hard edges a faceted pattern gives you, the wave ships with a documented raking-light spec — a 15–30° graze — so the shadow depth seen in the design study survives installation instead of flattening under front light.

1. Design & Modelling

   The wave is built as a parametric 3D relief, with the curvature tuned so the undulations flow continuously across panel joints and resolve cleanly along the length of the wall.

2. Moulding & Casting

   A master mould is produced from the digital model and replicated in silicone, then Lumina PMAG™ panels are cast under controlled conditions for a consistent, fault-free curved surface.

3. Artisan Finish

   Each panel receives a hand-applied artisan finish — an even, low-sheen tone that lets the wave read purely through the rise and fall of light and shadow.