Bespoke Fibrous Plasterwork Mouldings
Creating Bespoke Plasterwork
Stevensons of Norwich have been creating stunning plasterwork since our formation in 1982. Utilising our years of experience, along with a team of expert designers and craftsmen, Stevensons can mould any design you require, creating a bespoke piece of plasterwork of any size and scale.
BESPOKE PLASTER MOULDINGS
BESPOKE PLASTERWORK DESIGN
Working with our in-house Drawing Office, our team of experienced plaster craftsmen can make any plasterwork design a reality. Whether it’s a complex panel mould, a finely detailed bust, or a large three-dimensional model, our designers will work with you to produce an exquisite piece of plasterwork, that you will be proud to display in any room.
Experienced with projects ranging from private houses to larger public sites, Stevensons of Norwich have undertaken extensive plasterwork projects across the world.
All our fibrous plaster products are made from gypsum plaster quarried in the UK, using FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) accredited UK sourced timber lathes.
Restoring existing plasterwork
Reproduction & Restoration
Stevensons can re-create existing plasterwork and restore the mouldings to their original design. Using a process known as ‘squeezing’, an imprint of a section is taken to create a mould, allowing new sections to be cast and installed alongside the existing plasterwork.
Bespoke Plasterwork Projects
Norfolk, UK
Private Residence, Norfolk
Bespoke Decorative Plasterwork
We were delighted to be involved in this interesting project, working with a leading traditional architect to produce detailed bespoke decorative plasterwork as per their designs.
Stevensons handmade and installed two guilloche patterned coffered ceilings, bespoke fluted Corinthian pilasters and a large decorative classical overdoor. The patterns for the bespoke works were all created by our in-house sculptors before we created the new moulds and commenced the casting.
Throughout the property, our National Trust Georgian cornices were specified and along with the bespoke items, installed by our experienced team.
Norfolk, UK
Private Residence, Norfolk
Bespoke Decorative Plasterwork
We were delighted to be involved in this interesting project, working with a leading traditional architect to produce detailed bespoke decorative plasterwork as per their designs.
Stevensons handmade and installed two guilloche patterned coffered ceilings, bespoke fluted Corinthian pilasters and a large decorative classical overdoor. The patterns for the bespoke works were all created by our in-house sculptors before we created the new moulds and commenced the casting.
Throughout the property, our National Trust Georgian cornices were specified and along with the bespoke items, installed by our experienced team.
London, UK
Private Residence, London
Bespoke Plaster Moulding
A more unique project for our artists, Stevensons of Norwich were commissioned to assist in the development of a plasterwork olive tree decoration, for installation in the stairwell of a private London residence.
Developed entirely by our in-house Drawing Office, the decorative panel started out as a full-scale drawing, allowing the artists to configure the tree branches to effectively convey the trees complexity, while also achieving efficient mould usage. This was then transformed into a clay mould, from which 8 individual sections were cast in fibrous plaster. The sections were connected on-site, with the resulting plasterwork panel measuring an impressive 5.5m x 4m.
London, UK
Private Residence, London
Bespoke Plaster Moulding
A more unique project for our artists, Stevensons of Norwich were commissioned to assist in the development of a plasterwork olive tree decoration, for installation in the stairwell of a private London residence.
Developed entirely by our in-house Drawing Office, the decorative panel started out as a full-scale drawing, allowing the artists to configure the tree branches to effectively convey the trees complexity, while also achieving efficient mould usage. This was then transformed into a clay mould, from which 8 individual sections were cast in fibrous plaster. The sections were connected on-site, with the resulting plasterwork panel measuring an impressive 5.5m x 4m.