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Since our formation in 1982, we have provided customers across the world with a comprehensive plasterwork service, creating finely detailed plaster mouldings. Alongside our carefully curated product range, our in-house Design Team offer a complete bespoke design and moulding service across the entire range.
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Stevensons of Norwich has nearly 40yrs experience working on projects both in the UK and Overseas. We would be delighted to hear from you with details relating to your project and would be happy to discuss any queries you may have. To assist with preparing your Tender Pack, you can download directly from our Website product information, including product images, CAD files and PDFs.
Tender Packs & Drawings Packages can be sent to us via info@stevensonsofnorwich.com.
We look forward to hearing from you.
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The World's Finest Mouldings
Stevensons of Norwich
Stevensons of Norwich work on private houses, commercial interiors, exterior work, new build and historic restorations. We offer a complete resource for your project in-house, including surveying, reports and advice, design, modelling, mould-work, manufacture and installation.
Recent Projects
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Home Counties, UK
Heritage Property, UK
Neo-Classical Ceiling Design & Ceiling Rose
This project took place in a Georgian home and reflected the Client’s desire to install decorative plaster designs that were in keeping with the property’s heritage.
Following an on site consolation, Stevensons of Norwich proposed the Neoclassical strapwork ceiling design, with Vitruvian scrolls and floral paterae.
A scrolling acanthus pattern was selected to the perimeter of the room and a Soane ceiling rose for the centre piece.
The decorative plaster ceiling was handmade at our Works in Norwich, prior to being set out and installed by our craftsmen on site.
Home Counties, UK
Heritage Property, UK
Neo-Classical Ceiling Design & Ceiling Rose
This project took place in a Georgian home and reflected the Client’s desire to install decorative plaster designs that were in keeping with the property’s heritage.
Following an on site consolation, Stevensons of Norwich proposed the Neoclassical strapwork ceiling design, with Vitruvian scrolls and floral paterae.
A scrolling acanthus pattern was selected to the perimeter of the room and a Soane ceiling rose for the centre piece.
The decorative plaster ceiling was handmade at our Works in Norwich, prior to being set out and installed by our craftsmen on site.
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Norfolk, UK
Georgian Town House, Norfolk
Historic Plasterwork Restoration
Stevensons were delighted to be involved in the renovation of a Georgian town house in North Norfolk.
The first stage of the project involved surveying the original lath and plaster ceiling in the Dining Room.
Pressure tests revealed numerous areas where the ceiling had become loose and subsequently the majority of the ceiling was secured using screws and washers. Historical cracks were filled and made good before a new skim coat applied.
The second phase of the project involved setting out and installing a handmade Georgian ceiling design (our DC02b Bolton House) and large modillion block cornice (our C162 Tuscan cornice)
Norfolk, UK
Georgian Town House, Norfolk
Historic Plasterwork Restoration
Stevensons were delighted to be involved in the renovation of a Georgian town house in North Norfolk.
The first stage of the project involved surveying the original lath and plaster ceiling in the Dining Room.
Pressure tests revealed numerous areas where the ceiling had become loose and subsequently the majority of the ceiling was secured using screws and washers. Historical cracks were filled and made good before a new skim coat applied.
The second phase of the project involved setting out and installing a handmade Georgian ceiling design (our DC02b Bolton House) and large modillion block cornice (our C162 Tuscan cornice)