Various patterns and decorations can be used in the heads of plaster pilasters made in architecture or interior decoration. The choice of head pattern or style depends on the overall design and aesthetics of the interior. Here are some popular designs and elements that can be included in plaster pilaster heads:

1. Corinthian capitals: Corinthian capitals are decorative capitals characterized by acanthus leaves and delicate ornaments. They are often used in classic and neoclassical interiors.
2. Ionic capitals: Ionic capitals have characteristic spiral volutes at the corners and are more delicate than Corinthian capitals. They fit into Ionic-style interiors.
3. Doric capitals: Doric capitals are simpler and less ornate than Corinthian and Ionic capitals. They are suitable for more austere interiors.
4. Rococo style: Rococo style elements such as circular ornaments, ribbons and floral motifs can be incorporated into the heads.
5. Neo-Renaissance style: Pilaster heads in the Neo-Renaissance style may have rich decorations, including grotesque masks, plant motifs and architectural elements.
6. Neo-baroque style: In the capitals of the neo-baroque pilasters you can find abundant decorations, curly acanthus leaves, garlands and bouquets of flowers.
7. Modernist style: Interiors with a more modern character may have pilaster heads with abstract patterns or minimalist decorations.
8. Art Deco Style: Art Deco heads may feature the geometric patterns, lines and circles characteristic of this style.

När du designar gipspilasterhuvuden är det värt att vara uppmärksam på den allmänna stilen och karaktären hos inredningen och anpassa designen till dessa riktlinjer. Pilasterhuvuden är ett viktigt dekorativt element som kan ge inredningen ett elegant och raffinerat utseende.