Plaster ceiling moulds – RAA

plaster restoration

      The project utilises our skills in plaster ceiling moulds and restoration to work on the Royal Academy of Arts in Piccadilly, London. The seven month project forms part of the Academy’s preparations for its wonderful, 250th anniversary celebrations in 2018. Part of this meticulous renovation project, the Lecture Theatre, is being re-instated […]

Our charity for 2017 – NSPCC

nspcc artisan plastercraft charity of year

Artisan Plastercraft’s team are proud to announce that our 2017 charity will be NSPCC (National Society for the Protection of Cruelty to Children). With 1 in 3 UK children living in poverty, we thought this was a just and worthwhile cause.

German Embassy lovingly restored.

plaster cornices corbels ceiling rose restoration

In September we completed a mammoth project to restore a whole range of plaster needs throughout 11 beautiful rooms. Before Our work entailed taking site squeezes, then creating moulds from these squeezes in order to reproduce: cornices, friezes, panels and other fibrous elements. Additionally, we installed the new pliquet acoustic ceiling. Some of the work entailed […]

Lath Plaster Ceiling Repair – listed building

lath and plaster ceiling repair

We have won work of a lath plaster ceiling repair and restoration to the fibrous plaster for this beautiful ceiling, within a grade-two listed building. We see this quite a bit on jobs where simple age deterioration, leads to a ceiling collapsing one day. We will be sure to post up the after pictures – when completed, […]

Glass Reinforced Gypsum Ceiling at V&A

We recently completed a complex glass reinforced gypsum (GRG) fishtail ceiling at the beautiful Victoria and Albert Museum, London – within the European 1600-1815 gallery. In addition, we were thrilled the project went on to be covered within Architecture Today magazine.

Millionaires’ Mansions Feature

channel 4 millionaires mansions artisan plastercraft

Rather excitingly our fibrous plastering restoration work was featured within Channel 4’s Millionaires’ Mansions coverage on 21 Apr. Do take a look at the beautiful decorative ceiling and wall elements. This series is an intriguing insight into the luxurious and demanding lifestyles of the millionaire property market. #millionairesmansions Stunning pristine apartments go on sale within […]

Artisan Plastercraft Spring Newsletter

Please take a look at what we are up to with new clients and projects in our Spring Newsletter and additions to our expanding plaster restoration team. We’ve also featured in some exciting leading build/architect magazines. Don’t forget we are recruiting further at present for a #traineeplasterer and #projectsco-ordinator role too! If you would like to […]

Artisan Plastercraft Projects Coordinator Vacancy

We are recruiting an experienced Projects Coordinator reporting to the Managing Director. This is an excellent opportunity to join a great management team with ambitious plans for growth. Reporting to the Managing Director, you will be a confident and driven Projects Coordinator responsible for the planning, monitoring and successful completion of projects to a high […]

Artisan Plastercraft Lime Plastering Trainee

artisan plastercraft lime plastering trainee

Lime Plastering Trainee We are recruiting for a Lime Plastering Trainee to work alongside skilled Lime Plasterers on-site.  Full training will be provided with an opportunity to work towards an industry qualification. Travel will be required (therefore use of a car would be helpful, but not compulsory).  If you are hard-working, enthusiastic and would like […]

Fibrous Plaster Repairs at the Royal Observatory

plaster restoration and conservation

Fibrous plaster repair project completed at the Royal Observatory. We’ve just finished undertaking fibrous plaster repair work at the iconic Royal Observatory.  We were chosen to undertake this, whilst working on the nearby Royal Museums Greenwich estate of Queen’s House. The Royal Observatory is London’s only planetarium. It played a major role in the history of astronomy […]