Bespoke

Cooker hood with plaster mantel and corbels - Grimsby, Lincolnshire

We have been appointed to plaster the hood made by the customer, and manufacture bespoke plaster cornice type mantle and corbel alongside with bespoke Victorian kitchen units.  #plastering #plasterer #grimsby #ornamental 

 

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Hood plastered 

Hood plastered 

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Made to match existing cornice, Bradford Ave, Cleethorpes

We have been commissioned to the job, customer wishes to have new cornice in kitchen that is matching to original Edwardian cornice in her front room. 

 Feedback from my customer :

 “ Hi, firstly thank you for such a fantastic job and for being prepared to work so late, it looks wonderful. I didn't ever think I would find a craftsman like yourself locally, and only ever dreamed of getting an original cornice replicated. The only place I could find any cornice/ coving that wasn't gyproc was on Ebay, these companies were in , Leeds, Sheffield etc.... and only offered certain patterns. You are a craftsman and your expertise should be in great demand, you really should place an ad ( cost Permitting) in one of the big house magazines, finding someone to replicate, replace and repair original plaster mouldings is not easy honestly, your attention to detail is second to non, I only wish I had known about you for the conservatory, but its not a mistake I will make again . I do have a cornice in a bedroom that is damaged and in the future would like you to repair it, but it may be a while ha ha ha . Thank you again” .

Original Edwardian Cornice  

Original Edwardian Cornice  

Zinc template made  

Zinc template made  

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New matching cornice made !  

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Awkward mitres !  

customer decorating , looking good 

customer decorating , looking good 

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Cooker mantle installed with good margin  

Georgian Cornice in Beverley, East Riding of Yorkshire

Customer has installed new build in wardrobe and would like bespoke (made to match existing) cornice (coving) to go around it.  See progression pictures below from start to end.