Plaster

Surface, texture and a sense of place.

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Plaster surface and texture

Plaster can be smooth and restrained or tactile and expressive. Light across its surface reveals the hand, the tools and the choices behind the finish.

Surfaces, reliefs and cast details

Explore decorative surfaces, cast details, relief work and sculptural forms. We can investigate materials and specialist makers around a particular setting or effect.

How we can help

Come to us for one part of the process or a project that brings several together. These are some of the ways we can work with plaster.

Worldwide sourcing

Find decorative plaster materials, cast elements and specialist workshops worldwide. We can investigate a surface texture, sculptural detail or finish suggested by your references.

Consultation & material direction

Explore texture, tone and the way light falls across a surface. We can help develop sample boards and discuss the setting and substrate with the relevant specialist.

Design & development

Develop relief panels, cast objects, moulded details or bespoke surface treatments. We can coordinate drawings, models and samples to refine depth, proportion and finish.

Art & installations

Bring plaster into sculptural installations, wall compositions or spatial features. We can coordinate design, mould-making and fabrication with specialist installation planning.

Manufacturing & supply

Arrange moulds, prototypes and repeat casting, or coordinate specialist application for a particular project. We help define sample references, quantities, handling and supply arrangements.

Our own collections

Pair bespoke plaster work with pieces from our own collections, including hardware, textiles and decorative objects. Ask us about cast objects and future additions as our range develops.

Start with a material.

Send reference images, the intended substrate or form, scale and location. Samples and application trials help establish the finish and its suitability.

Discuss your project

A starting point for your idea.

A single piece, a collection or something made to your brief. Share your references and we can explore the next step together.

Discuss your project