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To architect asked us to create an interior ceiling with a crystal like cell pattern for a shopping center. The pattern refers to the crystal like shapes seen up close in snowflakes, a well known scenery in the Swedish area where the shopping mall is located.

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Crystal-patterned ceiling installation for shopping center

Lalace
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Ceiling
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Retail

To architect asked us to create an interior ceiling with a crystal like cell pattern for a shopping center. The pattern refers to the crystal like shapes seen up close in snowflakes, a well known scenery in the Swedish area where the shopping mall is located.

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Retail
To architect asked us to create an interior ceiling with a crystal like cell pattern for a shopping center. The pattern refers to the crystal like shapes seen up close in snowflakes, a well known scenery in the Swedish area where the shopping mall is located.
To architect asked us to create an interior ceiling with a crystal like cell pattern for a shopping center. The pattern refers to the crystal like shapes seen up close in snowflakes, a well known scenery in the Swedish area where the shopping mall is located.To architect asked us to create an interior ceiling with a crystal like cell pattern for a shopping center. The pattern refers to the crystal like shapes seen up close in snowflakes, a well known scenery in the Swedish area where the shopping mall is located.To architect asked us to create an interior ceiling with a crystal like cell pattern for a shopping center. The pattern refers to the crystal like shapes seen up close in snowflakes, a well known scenery in the Swedish area where the shopping mall is located.To architect asked us to create an interior ceiling with a crystal like cell pattern for a shopping center. The pattern refers to the crystal like shapes seen up close in snowflakes, a well known scenery in the Swedish area where the shopping mall is located.To architect asked us to create an interior ceiling with a crystal like cell pattern for a shopping center. The pattern refers to the crystal like shapes seen up close in snowflakes, a well known scenery in the Swedish area where the shopping mall is located.To architect asked us to create an interior ceiling with a crystal like cell pattern for a shopping center. The pattern refers to the crystal like shapes seen up close in snowflakes, a well known scenery in the Swedish area where the shopping mall is located.To architect asked us to create an interior ceiling with a crystal like cell pattern for a shopping center. The pattern refers to the crystal like shapes seen up close in snowflakes, a well known scenery in the Swedish area where the shopping mall is located.To architect asked us to create an interior ceiling with a crystal like cell pattern for a shopping center. The pattern refers to the crystal like shapes seen up close in snowflakes, a well known scenery in the Swedish area where the shopping mall is located.

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Problem

Interior ceilings in large commercial spaces often end up invisible and purely functional — concealing structural, mechanical, or acoustic elements. They tend to lack visual interest and fail to enrich the spatial experience. This is a missed opportunity: ceilings can contribute significantly to identity, wayfinding, and occupant delight, but conventional solutions rarely tap into that potential.

Solution

Redfort transformed the ceiling into an architectural feature by applying a crystalline cell pattern. The design hides technical elements while adding light, texture, and a regional natural reference, making the ceiling both functional and visually striking.

Product

The project employs Redfort’s Lalace or custom mesh / panel systems adapted for overhead installation. These are configurable in pattern and curvature, making them ideal for creating decorative, structural ceilings like the crystal-pattern ceiling.

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