Gypsum & cement mouldings
A cornice is the line that finishes a wall. Indoors we work in gypsum, which takes every detail. On façades in cement and GRC, which take the weather. And on neoclassical buildings we take a mould from the original element, so the new cannot be told from the old.
What it includes
- Gypsum ceiling cornices, linear and carved, in dozens of profiles
- Ceiling roses, coffers, panels and reliefs
- Domes, groin vaults, arches and columns in gypsum
- Gypsum light shelves and coves for cove lighting
- Cement cornices, pediments, corbels, balustrades for façades
- Replicas of existing elements with moulds taken on site
- Restoration of ornament on listed and neoclassical buildings
How we work
- 01
Choose or design
Pick a profile from our archive or we design a new one. On neoclassical buildings we take an impression of the existing one.
- 02
Mould & cast
In the workshop. A sample for approval where needed.
- 03
Fitting
Jointing and finishing of the joins so that no seam shows.
- 04
Handover
Ready for paint. Advice on primer and colour.
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Gypsum cornices and a cast basin -
Screen pigmented through the body
Frequently asked
Gypsum or polyurethane cornice?
Polyurethane is cheaper and quick. Gypsum has a crisper edge, never reads as plastic, and in large sections or carved work there is no comparison. For simple profiles in small rooms polyurethane is a reasonable choice.
Can you copy the cornice already in my house?
Yes. We take a mould from a clean section and cast as many metres as needed.
Do cement cornices last on façades?
Yes, they are made for it. The family has fitted such elements on Athens neoclassical buildings and at the Achilleion.
Request a quote
Send drawings, photos or simply the square metres. We reply the same day, and the itemised quote usually follows within 3 working days.
- Call us
- +30 210 973 6907
+30 698 369 4424 Every day 9:00–21:00 - Office
- 293 Vouliagmenis Avenue, Agios Dimitrios, Athens
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