Plaster Cornice and Coving
Plaster cornice and coving provide a timeless way to introduce architectural detail, character and craftsmanship into any interior. Installed where the wall meets the ceiling, decorative plaster mouldings create a refined transition that enhances the proportions of a room while adding depth and visual interest. From simple contemporary profiles through to highly decorative period designs, plaster cornice remains one of the most versatile and enduring interior features available.
Our collection includes a wide range of handmade plaster cornice and coving suitable for traditional homes, modern interiors, restoration projects and commercial properties. Manufactured at our Norfolk workshop using traditional fibrous plaster techniques, every moulding is produced to deliver the quality, authenticity and finish expected from genuine plasterwork.
Medium Art Deco Plaster Cornice
Large Art Deco Plaster Cornice
Small 4 Step Art Deco Plaster Cornice
Extra Large Art Deco Plaster Cornice
Medium Art Deco Cove Plaster Cornice
Large Stepped Art Deco Plaster Cornice
Large 3 Step Art Deco Ceiling Plaster Cornice
Medium 3 Step Art Deco Ceiling Plaster Cornice
Small 3 Step Art Deco Ceiling Plaster Cornice
Flat Ceiling Shadow Gap Plaster Cornice
Art Deco Stepped Plaster Cornice
Art Deco Contemporary Stepped Plaster Cornice
Art Deco Cove and Step Plaster Cornice
Small Fluted Plaster Cornice
Small Swan Neck Plaster Cornice
Plaster cornice has been used throughout British architecture for centuries and remains one of the most effective ways to add character and architectural definition to an interior. Whether installed within a period property, contemporary home or commercial space, cornice and coving help soften the transition between wall and ceiling while creating a more complete and considered interior design.
Our range includes a variety of styles to suit different architectural periods and personal preferences. Traditional Victorian, Georgian and Edwardian mouldings provide authentic period character, while plain and contemporary profiles offer a cleaner aesthetic for modern interiors. Decorative options such as dentil, egg and dart and ornate cornice designs introduce additional detail for those seeking a more elaborate architectural finish.
Unlike many lightweight alternatives, traditional plaster cornice provides exceptional detail, durability and authenticity. Fibrous plaster allows decorative features to be reproduced with crisp definition while maintaining the solid appearance expected from high-quality architectural mouldings. This makes plaster the preferred material for many restoration projects, listed buildings and premium residential interiors.
In addition to supplying standard mouldings, we regularly assist customers with matching existing cornice and decorative plasterwork. Whether a property has suffered damage, previous alterations or missing sections of moulding, we can often help identify suitable profiles or reproduce traditional details to maintain the character of the original interior.
Plaster cornice and coving remain equally relevant within contemporary homes. Many homeowners use simple profiles to introduce subtle architectural interest without excessive ornamentation. The result is a cleaner and more refined appearance that complements both traditional and modern design schemes.
Every moulding within our range is handmade at our Norfolk workshop using traditional casting methods and high-quality materials. Whether you are restoring a period property, renovating a family home, specifying mouldings for a commercial project or simply looking to enhance a room with decorative plasterwork, our collection offers a wide range of options to suit your requirements.
The terms are often used interchangeably. Traditionally, coving refers to simpler profiles, while cornice generally describes more decorative mouldings.
Plaster cornice typically provides sharper detail, greater authenticity and a more substantial architectural appearance, making it a preferred choice for many restoration and premium interior projects.
In many cases, yes. Existing mouldings can often be identified, matched or reproduced to suit restoration and repair projects. Send us a photo of your existing moulding to get started.
Yes. Our plaster mouldings are handmade at our Norfolk workshop using traditional fibrous plaster techniques.
Absolutely. Many contemporary interiors use plain and understated cornice profiles to introduce subtle architectural detail.
Yes. We can provide both supply-only and supply-and-installation services depending on the location and project requirements.
