Absolutely — we can help arrange installation through our team of professionals fitters.

Yes, we ship across the UK. Delivery costs vary depending on order size and location. Local pickup from our Surrey workshop is also available.

Yes — we work with everyone from large-scale restorers to individual homeowners. No minimum order.

We’re happy to send samples for larger projects or trade clients. Get in touch via our contact form to request one.

Because every item is made to order, we don’t offer fixed lead times online. However, we’ll always confirm timings with you when you place your order — and if you have a deadline in mind, just let us know. We’ll do our best to accommodate it.

Both! We work with private clients, interior designers, developers and contractors.

While both coving and cornice are used to create an elegant transition between wall and ceiling, there are distinct differences between the two.

Coving tends to have a simpler, uniform C-shaped curve and is often made from lightweight materials such as polyurethane or polystyrene. It’s typically used in more modern or minimal interiors where subtlety is key.

Cornice, on the other hand, is more decorative and detailed. It often features intricate patterns, stepped profiles, and classical motifs, adding a sense of grandeur and architectural character to a room. Cornicing is traditionally crafted from fibrous plaster, offering a superior finish and greater design depth.