CPU-3-1 Molding Decor Set
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Polina Sh.
February 4, 2026
Went on a tour. To say I'm delighted is an understatement. The largest production facility in Russia, impressive in its scale and dedication to the craft! It was very interesting and informative. You can immediately see - true masters of their trade! We were welcomed in the best possible way, were polite...
Elena B.
January 29, 2026
Thank you for always having a magnificent assortment and the possibility of manufacturing standard products to non-standard, individual dimensions. Special thanks to manager Oksana for her efficiency and quality of services provided.
Elena K.
January 27, 2026
The moldings are high-quality and beautiful, they were packaged very securely, I will order again, I liked everything!
More than 20 years on the market
The company's success began in 2002, when two artists — Andrey Ragozin and Evgeny Tsapko — created a small creative workshop for producing wooden carved items. The masters' work was quickly noticed, and within a year they were invited to participate in the reconstruction of the Konstantinovskiy Palace in Strelna.
After the success of this project, the company focused on recreating palace interiors, furniture, church furnishings, and carved decorations in various artistic styles. They worked with cultural heritage sites: The Hermitage, the Alexandrovsky Palace, the Troitsko-Izmaylovsky Cathedral, the Sheremetyevsky Mansion, and many others.
The masters' task — and still is — to create wooden items with the highest level of detail and understanding of every element, based on impeccable knowledge of artistic laws and interior styles.
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Frequently asked questions
Our showrooms are located in Saint Petersburg and Moscow. Production is located in Saint Petersburg.
Moscow contacts: https://www.stavros.ru/contacts_all/?tab=msk
Contacts of Saint Petersburg: https://www.stavros.ru/contacts_all/?tab=spb
- Send request by email [email protected]
- Write to us at WhatsApp
- Write to us at Telegram @STAVROS_manager
- Order by phone +7 (800) 55-46-75
- Visit our showroom in Saint Petersburg and Moscow
Yes, we ship orders throughout Russia and to CIS countries.
We cooperate with transportation companies such as СДЭК and DPD.
You can also arrange pickup of your order through any convenient transportation company for you.
Delivery cost depends on the size, weight of the item, and delivery address.
When placing an order, the delivery cost is calculated automatically and displayed as a separate line on our website.
Prices and availability of items on the website are always current. Data is updated daily.
Note: items in stock are stored on the warehouse in unpolished form and shipped within 3 working days.
If the item is not in stock, average production time: 5–10 working days.
This is the quality of polishing of the items.
Standard — machine polishing, at a more attractive price.
Prestige — detailed hand polishing, items do not require further work.
More details: https://www.stavros.ru/information/kachestvo/
This is the type of veneer of the items.
Under enamel: produced by gluing wooden laminates without color and texture matching. Contrast tonal and textural differences are noticeable. This blank should be chosen if the item is intended for opaque coating.
Under tinting: produced by gluing wooden laminates with color and texture matching. Tonal and textural differences may occur. This blank should be chosen if the item is intended for semi-transparent finish.
More details: https://www.stavros.ru/information/kachestvo/
Beech — dense, non-porous wood, most often used for items covered with enamel.
Oak — dense, porous wood with clearly visible natural grain. Due to its strength and decorative properties, it is often used in items with semi-transparent coating, highlighting the wood pattern.
Custom-made, if non-standard items are required, we can produce products from other types of wood, including blanks provided by the customer, manufactured according to our technical specifications.
All our furniture legs can withstand a vertical load of at least 100 kg.
Average production time for custom-made items: 5–10 working days.
Most items are stored on the warehouse in unpolished form. We need time to polish and pack orders.
Yes, we manufacture non-standard items according to individual projects, but we only accept orders with a minimum quantity.
We can manufacture items of the desired size, but we only work with bulk orders. For details, please consult the sales department manager.
Yes, some of our products can be used outdoors. For example, polyurethane items, as well as carved door casings made of pine.
Other items are produced to order using PUR glue, if minimum quantity is available. No warranty is provided for such products, as outdoor conditions are considered aggressive.
Yes, we paint items when ordering products for a total amount of 150,000 rubles or more.
- Dust removal. After sanding, the surface must be dusted.
- Priming. Apply primer in an even layer.
- Matting. After the primer has fully dried, the surface should be matted (lightly sanded for better adhesion).
- Finish coating. Apply finish coating: lacquer or enamel, in 2 layers, with interlayer drying.
More details: https://www.stavros.ru/information/sovety/
Apply adhesive to the decor. Place it on the surface and press briefly. Then, lift the decor from the surface and leave it open for 3–5 minutes. Press the decor firmly onto the surface and hold for 5–10 seconds.
More details: https://www.stavros.ru/information/sovety/
Ideally, you should prepare a design project before placing an order.
You can do this yourself by downloading drawings of our products from our website, or you can order a project from us.
If the number of decorative elements and fittings is small, our company's manager can assist you with selection.
Unfortunately, this service is not provided.
The packaging method depends on the type of items, but in each case, we ensure sufficient protection for safe transportation.
We most often use corrugated cardboard and stretch film. Fragile items are additionally secured on a rigid base to prevent damage during transport.
We ship all items starting from 1 piece.
Room measurements and item installation can be performed by our partners — carpentry companies represented in most regions of Russia.
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CPU-3-1 Molding Decor Set — a foundational solution for elegant Japanandi-style interiors
The Japanandi Collection Concept in Architectural Design
The Japanandi collection by STAVROS embodies the philosophy of harmonious fusion between Japanese aesthetic tradition and practical Scandinavian design, creating interior solutions for mindful, comfortable living in balance with the surrounding space. This progressive style emerged at the intersection of two great cultural traditions, organically combining the Japanese pursuit of meditative simplicity, contemplation, and respect for empty space with Scandinavian functionality, practicality, and the concept of hygge—creating a cozy, comfortable home. Each element of the collection is developed with a philosophical understanding that true beauty manifests not in decorative excess and ornamental overload, but in the purity of lines, thoughtful forms, and respectful treatment of space. The Japanese tradition of wabi-sabi brings to the collection the fundamental concept of the beauty of imperfection, simplicity, and naturalness, where restraint and understatement become the highest expression of refined artistic taste and spiritual maturity. The Scandinavian approach complements this Eastern wisdom with Western rationality, ergonomics, and functionality, turning each wall decor detail into a meaningful architectural element serving a specific aesthetic or practical purpose. wall molding In this philosophical concept, it serves as an effective tool for creating visual order, rhythmic organization of space, and forming a calm, serene atmosphere without disrupting the natural lightness, airiness, and spaciousness of the room. The design of the elements is carefully built on the principle of achieving a perfect balance between visual expressiveness and tactful delicacy of perception. Substantial moldings form a clear geometric structure on the walls, professionally organizing the space without visually overwhelming its natural freedom and openness. Corner decorative details become compositional accents, strategically drawing the eye and creating visual focal points within the overall wall decor system. The entire concept is designed so that the decor organically complements the architecture of the room, working in harmony with it, rather than competing for visual dominance.Structure and Characteristics of the CPU-3-1 Set
The set is a basic, minimalist system of elements, forming an optimal starter solution for creating concise wall compositions in compact spaces or for decorating individual accent zones in spacious interiors. The key compositional role in the set is played by decorative elements MLDPU-027U-1 of expressive square shape with substantial dimensions of two hundred and four millimeters on each side. These large, visually weighty details feature a profile thickness of thirteen millimeters and a significant relief depth of twenty-three millimeters, with an overall length of two hundred and eighty-seven millimeters, ensuring the necessary visual expressiveness and powerful compositional presence even in minimal quantities. The minimalist quantity of large corner elements in the basic set reflects the fundamental philosophy of the Japanandi style, where the quality and expressiveness of each individual element are valued significantly above their quantity. Two corner decorative elements allow for creating a symmetrical composition on one accent wall, decorating the corners of one large panel, or placing them on opposite walls of a small room to create visual balance. This approach eliminates visual overload of the space with decorative details, preserving the purity and tranquility of the interior, which absolutely aligns with the minimalist aesthetics of Japanandi. For forming structural frames, main contour lines, and the architectural foundation of the composition, the set includes substantial MLDPU-027 moldings with an expressive cross-section of twenty by twelve millimeters. Sixteen solid profiles, each two thousand six hundred millimeters long, are intended for creating frame structures of various configurations, forming horizontal or vertical wall divisions, framing functional zones, and creating perimeters for decorative panels. The standard profile length of two thousand six hundred millimeters perfectly corresponds to the typical ceiling height in modern residential construction, significantly simplifying composition planning, minimizing material waste during cutting, and allowing for creating vertical elements spanning the full wall height without joining seams. This combination of a minimal quantity of large decorative elements with a sufficient quantity of substantial moldings represents an optimal foundational solution for a first introduction to the Japanandi style or for decorating compact spaces. The set is ideally suited for decorating one accent wall in a bedroom, creating a composition above a bed headboard, decorating a work zone in a study, highlighting a dining area in a kitchen, or creating a decorative panel in an entryway. The philosophy of the set reflects the minimalist approach of Japanandi, where restraint and visual lightness are valued above decorative excess.Unique Properties of Polyurethane for Interior Molding
Polyurethane as a material for producing decorative molding possesses an exceptional complex of physical-mechanical and operational characteristics, making it the optimal choice for modern interior solutions of any stylistic direction. A fundamental advantage is the perfect combination of high mechanical strength with minimal specific weight of the products. The material demonstrates outstanding resistance to mechanical impacts, accidental shocks, and local loads without forming cracks, chips, or irreversible deformations, while the exceptional lightness of the elements radically simplifies the entire process of transportation, carrying up floors, and independent installation, without creating a critical load on wall structures even in older residential buildings with weakened foundations. The absolute moisture impermeability of polyurethane at the molecular level fundamentally expands the scope of application of decorative products to rooms with extremely high humidity levels and periodic direct contact with water. In a fundamental difference from traditional plaster molding, which irreversibly deteriorates, deforms, and loses strength under the influence of water vapor, condensation, and direct water contact, polyurethane elements maintain absolute geometric stability and original shape in bathrooms, shower cabins, saunas, kitchens, enclosed loggias, and even in pool rooms. The material, at a chemical level, does not absorb water, does not swell during prolonged wetting, and does not shrink upon drying, preserving its original dimensions under any cyclical changes in the room's humidity regime. The biological inertness of polyurethane at the chemical level completely eliminates the possibility of mold development, fungal colonies, pathogenic bacteria, and other microorganisms on the surface of the decor even under conditions of consistently high humidity and insufficient ventilation. The material does not create a nutritive organic environment for microorganisms of any type, which is critically important for maintaining a healthy, safe microclimate in living spaces, especially in children's rooms and bedrooms. The pronounced anti-static properties of the perfectly smooth surface actively prevent the accumulation of household dust, allergens, and microparticles, significantly facilitating regular care for moldings and noticeably improving the overall air quality in the room. The outstanding heat resistance of polyurethane molding allows for absolutely safe placement of decorative elements in close proximity to sources of intense heat—heating radiators, convectors, underfloor heating systems, built-in spotlights, decorative fireplaces, and other heating appliances—without the slightest risk of deformation, geometric changes, or emission of harmful volatile substances. The material begins to alter its physical properties only at extreme temperatures above one hundred and fifty degrees Celsius, which are absolutely unattainable under standard domestic operating conditions. The chemical stability of the molecular structure ensures excellent compatibility with any types of modern paints, primers, adhesive compounds, and decorative finishing coatings used in professional interior finishing.Areas of Application for the Basic CPU-3-1 Set
The basic configuration of the set makes it an ideal choice for compact spaces, where an excessive quantity of decorative elements could create visual overload and violate the principles of Japanandi minimalist aesthetics. In small and medium-sized bedrooms, the set allows for creating an elegant decorative panel behind the bed headboard, becoming the central visual accent of the room. Massive moldings form a clear frame structure, and the two corner elements are placed symmetrically in the upper or lower corners of the composition, creating visual accents without excessive decorativeness. In work studies and home offices, the basic set creates a professional business atmosphere conducive to concentration and increased intellectual productivity. Moldings can frame the work zone behind a desk, highlighting it as the functional center of the room, while corner elements add completeness to the composition. In living rooms, the set is ideal for highlighting the area for a TV or electric fireplace, creating architectural framing without massive drywall constructions. This is especially relevant for apartments with low ceilings, where bulky portals visually reduce the room's height. In dining areas and kitchen-living rooms, the basic set allows for visually highlighting the dining group, creating a decorative panel on the wall behind the table. The moisture resistance of polyurethane makes it a safe choice for kitchen spaces, where traditional plaster molding quickly deteriorates due to high humidity and temperature fluctuations. In entryways and corridors, the set creates a solemn first impression, visually organizing the narrow space and giving it architectural expressiveness. Vertical compositions made from moldings visually increase ceiling height, compensating for the psychological feeling of tightness. In children's rooms, the basic set allows for creating a calm, balanced environment conducive to healthy development and full rest for the child. The minimal quantity of decorative elements does not overload visual perception, which is especially important for a developing child's psyche. The environmental safety of polyurethane makes it an ideal choice for children's spaces. In bathrooms, the set allows for creating exquisite decor, traditionally unavailable due to high humidity. Moldings can frame a mirror or the bathtub area, and corner elements add completeness to the composition.Compositional Techniques with the Basic Set
A classic technique for using the basic set is creating a single decorative panel of rectangular or square shape on an accent wall of the room. Substantial moldings form a clear panel perimeter, creating a visual frame, and the two corner elements are placed in the upper corners of the composition, creating visual accents and compositional completion. This solution is ideal for decorating the wall behind a bed headboard in a bedroom, an accent wall in a living room, or a feature wall in an entryway. The internal space of the panel can be painted in a contrasting color, wallpapered with a pattern, or finished with decorative plaster. A symmetrical vertical composition represents an elegant solution for rooms with low ceilings requiring visual proportion correction. Moldings form two parallel vertical elements on the wall, each crowned with a corner decorative element at the top. This creates an effect of slender pilasters, visually increasing the room's height and giving it solemnity. This approach is especially effective in narrow corridors and entryways, where vertical lines correct spatial perception. An asymmetrical modern composition reflects a contemporary interpretation of the Japanandi style, where a deliberate departure from strict symmetry creates a more lively, dynamic, and individual space. One corner element is placed in the upper corner of the panel, the second—in the diagonally opposite lower corner, creating visual tension and movement. Moldings form an uneven frame, where elements of varying lengths create rhythmic diversity. This approach requires artistic flair, but the result becomes unique and memorable. A minimalist frame composition represents a maximally restrained solution, where moldings form a simple geometric frame without additional embellishments, and corner elements are used as functional details in the corners. The internal space remains neutral, matching the color of the other walls. Such a composition manifests exclusively through the play of light and shadow on the molding relief, creating a refined, intellectual effect. This is the most philosophically pure embodiment of Japanandi principles, where beauty manifests through simplicity and restraint.DIY Installation Technology
The basic CPU-3-1 set is ideally suited for DIY installation without involving professional builders due to the minimal quantity of elements and their optimal sizes. The preparatory stage begins with mandatory acclimatization of the material to the specific room conditions. All elements must be kept in the room at a stable room temperature of eighteen to twenty-five degrees Celsius for at least forty-eight hours before starting work. This allows the polyurethane to fully adapt to the temperature-humidity regime and guaranteedly eliminates subsequent deformation after installation. Preparing wall surfaces requires thoroughness and attention to detail. Walls must be level, clean, dry, and sturdy. Loose plasters are reinforced with deep-penetration primers; old wallpaper and peeling coatings are completely removed mechanically. Special attention is paid to the areas for placing large corner elements—these sections must be absolutely sturdy and dry. It is recommended to treat the entire surface with a universal primer to improve adhesive compound adhesion. Composition marking is performed using a laser or bubble level to ensure perfect horizontal and vertical lines. It is recommended to first create a composition sketch on paper, carefully calculating all dimensions and proportions. Thin pencil lines are drawn on the wall, indicating the placement locations for moldings and the exact positioning of corner elements. For symmetrical compositions, it is critically important to find and mark the central vertical axis of the wall, from which all dimensions will be measured. Element installation is carried out using specialized adhesive for polyurethane moldingensuring quick setting and a strong bond. The adhesive is applied to the back of the element in a dotted line or a serpentine pattern. The part is carefully pressed against the wall strictly according to the markings and held for two to three minutes until initial setting. Moldings are joined at a forty-five-degree angle using a miter saw or a miter box. The joints are coated with adhesive and pressed firmly. After drying, the joints are filled with putty and sanded to perfect smoothness.Color Solutions and Finishing
The basic kit comes in a universal white color, serving as an ideal base for implementing any color concept. Snow-white decor on colored walls creates a classic elegant contrast, maximally emphasizing the composition's architecture. This traditional solution is particularly aligned with the Scandinavian component of the Japandi style, where white symbolizes purity, spaciousness, and an abundance of light. Unpainted white molding looks fresh, modern, and timeless. A monochrome solution in natural shades creates a refined effect of volumetric relief. Painting elements in the wall color creates a bas-relief effect, where the composition is perceived as part of the building's architecture. The philosophy of Japandi is characterized by muted natural shades—warm gray-beige, sandy, soft gray, olive, terracotta—creating a calm, meditative atmosphere. This solution maximally corresponds to the Japanese aesthetic of wabi-sabi, where beauty is revealed through simplicity and naturalness. Contrasting painting of corner elements in an accent color against neutral moldings creates an expressive modern solution. Golden or bronze corner elements against a background of white moldings add luxury without excessive pomp. Dark saturated shades—graphite, emerald, sapphire—create dramatic accents. This allows for flexible management of the composition's visual activity, placing accents in key points. Decorative finishing techniques expand the possibilities of the basic kit. Patination creates an effect of noble antiquity, especially effective on relief corner elements. Metallized coatings in gold, silver, or bronze can be applied to the protruding parts of the relief. Matte and semi-matte coatings create a velvety tactile surface. The dry brush technique allows for creating light halftone transitions that enrich the perception of the composition.Combination with Finishing Materials
The basic kit demonstrates excellent compatibility with various finishing materials. Decorative paints of various types allow for creating a diversity of visual effects. Matte paints ideally emphasize the restraint of Japandi, creating a pleasant velvety surface. Semi-matte coatings add a light noble sheen. Inside the frame from molding you can use a color two to three tones darker or lighter than the main wall background. Wallpaper becomes an excellent partner for Japandi molding. Moldings elegantly frame areas with patterned or textured wallpaper, creating spectacular panels. Textile wallpapers with natural motifs—botanical prints, abstract organic patterns, imitation of natural materials—are especially interesting. The frame structure turns these fragments into independent artistic objects. Decorative plasters of various textures create an interesting material contrast with smooth moldings. Venetian plaster with a marble sheen framed by moldings forms luxurious panels. Textured plasters imitating stone or concrete, enclosed in clear frames, create tactilely rich compositions. The combination of rough texture and geometric clarity fully corresponds to the philosophy of Japandi. Wooden panels are organically complemented by polyurethane elements. Moldings create a visual separation between the wooden lower part of the wall and the painted upper part, forming a classic panel solution. Wooden inserts can be framed with moldings, creating an effect of built-in panels. The combination of wood warmth with polyurethane neutrality ideally corresponds to the principles of Japandi.Practical Functions of the Basic Decor
In addition to its aesthetic role, the basic kit performs important practical functions. Masking wall defects becomes one of the key tasks. Moldings effectively conceal unevenness, cracks, and material joints. This is especially relevant during cosmetic repairs when capital wall leveling is economically impractical. The decorative composition turns problem areas into artistic merits of the interior. Visual correction of room proportions is achieved through strategic placement of elements. Vertical compositions visually increase ceiling height, which is critically important for standard apartments. Horizontal division of walls creates a sense of greater width in narrow rooms. Proper placement of the composition can visually balance disproportionate rooms of irregular shape. Zoning space without physical partitions becomes possible thanks to decorative compositions on different walls. In studio apartments, a decorative panel clearly delineates functional zones while maintaining openness of space. This creates psychological comfort and visual organization without limiting air and light circulation. Acoustic correction of rooms is achieved thanks to the relief surface of the elements. Protruding moldings scatter sound waves, reducing echo in rooms with minimal soft furniture. Proper placement of decorative elements can noticeably improve acoustic comfort, which is especially relevant for home theaters and music rooms.Economic Efficiency of the Basic Kit
The CPU-3-1 basic kit represents an optimal solution in terms of price-to-result ratio. The minimal number of elements makes the kit accessible to a wide audience, allowing one to become acquainted with the Japandi style without significant financial investment. This is an ideal starting solution for those who are turning to decorative molding for the first time and want to assess the effect without major risks. The possibility of self-installation eliminates the costs of paying professional installers. The simplicity of working with a small number of elements makes the process accessible even for people without construction experience. Detailed instructions and the availability of training materials further simplify the task. Savings on installation can amount to thirty to fifty percent of the total project cost. The durability of polyurethane elements makes the purchase a profitable long-term investment. Once installed, Moldings serves for decades without the need for replacement or repair. The possibility of multiple repaintings allows for updating the interior without additional costs for decor. Calculated over years of operation, the cost of the kit becomes minimal. The modularity of the system allows for expanding the decor as needed and as opportunities arise. You can start with a basic kit for one room and then gradually add elements to other rooms. All kits in the Japandi collection are stylistically compatible, ensuring visual integrity of the interior throughout the entire apartment or house. This allows for distributing expenses over time without compromising the overall concept.Oak skirting boards are an indispensable element of classic interior styles. In the English style, oak skirting boards with rich carving emphasize the aristocracy and solidity of the space. Dark wood tones harmonize beautifully with traditional materials — natural stone, leather, bronze.
The European-produced polyurethane used in STAVROS products complies with the strictest environmental standards. The material does not emit volatile organic compounds, formaldehyde, or other harmful substances even when heated. All products have the necessary safety certificates for residential premises, including children's rooms. This makes the basic kit an absolutely safe choice for families with children and people with heightened chemical sensitivity.The hypoallergenic nature of polyurethane is critically important for creating a healthy living environment. The material does not cause irritation, respiratory reactions, or other allergic manifestations. Anti-static properties prevent the accumulation of dust and allergens, which is especially valuable for people with asthma and allergies. In rooms with polyurethane decor, the air remains clean and safe.
Biological resistance excludes the development of mold and fungi even under conditions of high humidity. The material does not become a source of biological contamination, which is critically important for maintaining a healthy microclimate. The possibility of use in bathrooms and kitchens without the risk of microorganism development expands the scope of decor application.
Durability and recyclability make polyurethane molding an environmentally responsible choice. Minimization of resource consumption and waste generation corresponds to the principles of sustainable development. Choosing high-quality, durable molding is a contribution to preserving the environment for future generations.
The CPU-3-1 decorative molding kit represents an optimal basic solution for creating an elegant minimalist interior in the contemporary Japandi style, harmoniously combining accessibility, simplicity of self-installation, and the excellent quality of premium European-produced polyurethane from STAVROS.
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