#1207. Wave-patterned perforated facade screen made of engineered stone

The image showcases an exquisite architectural element – a decorative partition or facade screen executed in a contemporary style. The structure consists of repeating semi-circular elements creating a rhythmic pattern resembling scales or waves. The material appears to be an engineered stone in a light gray color with a distinctive texture reminiscent of terrazzo.

The unique feature of this design lies in its play with space and light: semi-circular openings of varying sizes are arranged in a geometrically precise structure, alternating between open and closed (filled with black material) elements. This creates an effect of depth and visual rhythm. Through the openings, a space with warm wooden tones is visible, forming an interesting contrast with the cool texture of the partition.

Such a solution is characteristic of contemporary architecture, where functionality combines with aesthetics. This element can serve both as a means of space zoning and as a decorative screen regulating the degree of privacy and illumination in the room. The attention to detail and geometric precision of the pattern indicates high-quality execution and a thoughtful design approach.

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