Heritage Plastercraft specialises in ornamental plastering, providing expert restoration and repair of decorative plaster features in period and heritage properties.
With over 40 years of experience in traditional plasterwork, we carefully restore and match existing cornice, along with original architectural details such as mouldings and decorative ceiling features, ensuring they blend seamlessly with the existing structure.
Matching existing cornice & restoration
Many older properties contain decorative plaster cornices that can become damaged over time due to structural movement, water damage, or previous repairs.
We specialise in matching existing cornice, recreating missing or damaged sections using traditional moulding techniques so that the restored plasterwork is visually identical to the original. We also maintain an extensive range of stock moulds, allowing us to accurately replicate a wide variety of traditional designs.
- Matching existing cornice
- Cornice repair and restoration
- Decorative plaster mouldings
- Ceiling rose repairs
- Restoration of damaged plaster details

Decorative plaster repairs
Decorative plaster features are often an important part of a building's architectural character. Using traditional plastering methods, we repair cracks, damaged mouldings, and missing decorative elements while preserving the integrity of the original design.
- Georgian and Victorian properties
- Listed buildings
- Conservation area homes
- Period property renovations
- Architectural restoration projects
- Historic buildings
Traditional plastering techniques
Hand-crafted moulds are used to reproduce decorative features accurately, allowing new plasterwork to blend perfectly with the surrounding structure.
This traditional approach is particularly important when working on historic buildings, where modern materials may not be suitable.
Ornamental Plastering across the UK & beyond
Heritage Plastercraft is based in Bristol and provides ornamental plastering services throughout the South West, across the UK, and internationally. If you’re planning a project, we’d be happy to discuss it.
Read our guide: Restoring Ornamental Plasterwork in Heritage Buildings







