London Plastercraft Ltd are an award winning specialist plastering company that has been established for over 30 years.

We have the largest range of stock cornice patterns anywhere with over 200 plus Victorian patterns, 100 plus Edwardian and 100 plus Georgian along with many other modern and period designs. We are developing cornice patterns to incorporate L.E.D lighting and also air conditioning flow through designs.

We have a team of specialist lime plaster and stucco craftsmen with vast experience in run-insitu moulded work, lath and plaster exterior mouldings and render.

We design and manufacture all our own range of mouldings from our large Wimbledon workshop.

We also carry out restoration work both to interior and exteriors of various buildings including castles, churches, hotels and domestic properties.

Our team of craftsmen and women have been involved in the design and manufacture of the largest product base of cornice’s and ceiling rose patterns available.

We have our in house sculpture and model makers who can create anything from a simple bespoke pattern to the most elaborate and highly detailed designs of great quality. We can work from photos , simple sketched ideas, architects CAD drawings and 3D renders.

We work with all available types of materials including plaster of Paris, G.R.G, G.R.P, G.R.C and Jesmonite. We carry out Heritage restoration and Conservation works which can include analysing and identifying Historic mortars and materials and reproducing on a like for like basis.

We continually look to improve in every area and are delighted to be recognised by Lux Life as the most outstanding plastering company in London.

Some of our most recent projects include:

• The Ivy
• The Ivy market grill
• Annabels Members Club (London)
• Mandarin Oriental Hotel (London)
• Windsor Castle billiards room
• Rivercourt Methodist Church
• Peckham Rye Station
• Harrods (London)
• The Aetherius Temple
• Royal Lancaster Hotel (London)
• Prince William Hotel (London)
• Sexy Fish (London)
• Smith and Wollensky (London)