Designing Bespoke Plaster Ceilings
Bespoke Plaster Ceilings
Stevensons have designed and installed bespoke plaster ceilings within public and private properties across the world, spanning a wide range of ceiling types and styles. From panel ceilings, to domed and vaulted ceilings, our team can help design your bespoke plaster ceiling, using existing enrichments or developing brand new designs.
Designing a bespoke ceiling
EXPERIENCED CEILING DESIGNERS
Our bespoke ceiling design service covers all styles of decorative plaster ceiling, including simple and decorative panel ceilings, domed ceilings, vaulted ceilings and coffered ceilings. Depending on the suitability of the design, we can manufacture ceilings in a choice of plaster types, including fibrous plaster, traditional lime plaster and GRP.
Whether creating a completely bespoke plaster ceiling or utilising an existing design, we will complete an on-site survey to ascertain key dimensions and identify fixing points, which could affect the design and installation. This information will help to evolve your design, and allow for an accurate plan to be developed.
Producing a bespoke plaster ceiling
Production and Installation
Depending on the type of ceiling required, manufacture will either take place in our factory or on-site – for a fibrous plaster, GRP or Stevensons-Stone® ceiling, a mould will be created and the ceiling manufactured in panels and individual enrichments, while a lime plaster ceiling will be created in situ. Once the base structure is complete, our team of craftsmen seamlessly add any additional plaster enrichments onto the ceiling.
Bespoke Plaster Ceiling Projects
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Cotswolds, UK
Country House, Cotswolds
Plaster Vaulted Ceiling Installation
Stevensons have completed a specialist decorative plaster ceiling project for a large country house in the Cotswolds, designing and installing an impressive traditional plaster vaulted ceiling.
Working to the client’s specifications, our in-house Drawing Office designed a vaulted plaster ceiling for an interior corridor, which was built on-site using traditional lath and plaster techniques. The result gives the corridor a natural appearance and a soft texture, thanks to the lime plaster used to construct it.
Cotswolds, UK
Country House, Cotswolds
Plaster Vaulted Ceiling Installation
Stevensons have completed a specialist decorative plaster ceiling project for a large country house in the Cotswolds, designing and installing an impressive traditional plaster vaulted ceiling.
Working to the client’s specifications, our in-house Drawing Office designed a vaulted plaster ceiling for an interior corridor, which was built on-site using traditional lath and plaster techniques. The result gives the corridor a natural appearance and a soft texture, thanks to the lime plaster used to construct it.
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Suffolk, UK
Private Residence, Suffolk
Barrel-Vaulted Plaster Ceiling Installation
An impressive barrel-vaulted plaster ceiling provides an eye-catching focal point to this stunning swimming pool and dining area, manufactured and installed by Stevensons of Norwich.
Installed within a private residence in Suffolk, this large-scale barrel-vaulted ceiling was made in individual fibrous plaster sections in our Norwich factory, before being transported to the site for installation. A secondary metal grid was installed within the building, onto which the sections were attached, and finished by our craftsmen.
Suffolk, UK
Private Residence, Suffolk
Barrel-Vaulted Plaster Ceiling Installation
An impressive barrel-vaulted plaster ceiling provides an eye-catching focal point to this stunning swimming pool and dining area, manufactured and installed by Stevensons of Norwich.
Installed within a private residence in Suffolk, this large-scale barrel-vaulted ceiling was made in individual fibrous plaster sections in our Norwich factory, before being transported to the site for installation. A secondary metal grid was installed within the building, onto which the sections were attached, and finished by our craftsmen.