The follow photos are from a private house Abbyville Road Clapham Common The property had a fire in the rear reception room in 2012. First, we cleaned what was left of the original cornice and ceiling roses, unfortunately the fire had damaged most of the ceiling mouldings in the rear reception room so all of the ceiling including all the cornice and ceiling mouldings had to come down. What is shown in the
Canonbury. Northchurch Road. Built in 1846. At this property in Northchurch road, there was only one remaining original ceiling rose in the house. We were asked to restore this ceiling rose. First we removed all of the detail mouldings from the ceiling so we could work on them back in the work shop. Once we had removed the paint there was a lot damage to the stem of the
Crickewood. Cricklewood Lane. Built in 1890. Date the restoration work was carried out – 26th November 2017. In the first three photos, you can still see the steam from the cleaning of the ceiling rose, the final photo is the ceiling rose repaint by our self’s, using our spray paint method. ” template=”default” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″]
Westbourne Terrace. Bayswater. London. Built in 1854. This restoration work to the original entrance Hallway was carried out 29th November 2017. The Entrance cornice had very bad water damage, so we was appointed to under take the restoration of the cornice, in the photos the cornice has been stripped, also we had to remake some of the detail mouldings for the repairs on the cornice. ” template=”default” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included”
Duncan Terrace in Islington dates from circa 1775. On 3 November 2017, we carried out restoration work on the decorative plaster mouldings in the hallway, including the cornice and the ceiling rose in the domed ceiling. The work involved carefully removing the detailed mouldings so that the built-up paint could be taken off in our workshop. Working on the pieces away from the property gave us access to their decorative
Balfour road, Highbury cira 1840/50 Date of when restoration 21 March 2018. In these photo, are of a Hallway cornice, from 1850, we removed all the detail mouldings, cleaned all of the paint from them, then refitted them back in to place. ” template=”default” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″]
This work was undertaken in 2018 in a stunning property in Powerscroft Road East London Here is what the clients said Jason and his team were absolutely fantastic. I would not hesitate to recommend them. They were reliable and friendly and their craftsmanship is second to none. The cornices and ceiling roses in our front room and hallway look amazing and I am very pleased.
Period Cornice Restoration & Repair in St Pauls Crescent, Camden St Pauls Crescent and the surrounding Camden area are renowned for their mid-Victorian architecture, featuring elegant ceiling moldings and decorative plasterwork. Over time, many of these original features suffer from damage caused by structural settlement, moisture, or thick layers of paint that obscure their fine detail. At Cornice Cleaning Ltd, we specialize in restoring traditional ceiling plasterwork back to its
At this property both reception rooms had the cornice missing, we was asked to come with some thing that would be in keeping with the period. Having worked in a number of houses over the years we could come up with a very good match with regards to design. In the photo of the Hallway cornice/mouldings, they are original, we have cleaned them from the build up of paint. ”
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