Interior Decorative FRP Materials
Beyond figurative sculpture, FRP is an interior material in its own right. We cast decorative panels, jali screens, columns, cornices, ceiling features and themed elements to order — all light enough to fix to standard walls and ceilings, and all finished to match a scheme rather than a catalogue.
Why FRP for interior decoration
Decorative plaster, carved wood and cast stone all impose weight, cost and lead time. FRP reproduces the same forms as a light shell — so an ornate cornice, a pierced screen or a deep relief panel can go onto a standard partition wall or a suspended ceiling without structural work.
It also repeats. Once a mould exists, a run of identical columns, brackets or screen sections is straightforward, which is what makes it practical for hospitality and retail fit-outs.
What we cast
Relief and feature wall panels. Jali and pierced screens for partitions and facades. Columns, pilasters, capitals and brackets. Cornices, mouldings and ceiling roses. Ceiling domes and coffer features. Themed and narrative elements for restaurants, banquet halls and retail environments.
Finishes
Antique bronze and gilded, stone and marble effect, wood effect, full polychrome, or a plain paint-ready primer if the site is finishing to its own scheme. Finish is approved against a physical sample — metallics in particular photograph very differently from how they look in daylight.
Materials
- Glass fibre and resinCast shells, light enough for partition walls and ceilings
- Gel coat and primerReady to finish on site, or finished in the studio
- Metallic and gilded systemsAntique bronze, brass, gold effect
- Stone, marble and wood effect finishesWhere the look of a heavier material is wanted
- Concealed mechanical fixingsNo visible fasteners in the finished surface
Applications
- Hotel lobbies, corridors and banquet halls
- Restaurant and café themed interiors
- Retail fit-outs and shopfront features
- Temple and prayer hall interiors
- Residential feature walls and ceilings
- Exhibition and event set elements
Selected work
How the work is delivered
- Work from your designer’s drawing, or develop the element from a brief.
- Confirm wall or ceiling construction and fixing method.
- Pattern made, then a mould taken — repeat elements become economical here.
- Casting the run, with consistent thickness and detail.
- Finishing to an approved physical sample.
- Delivery and concealed mechanical fixing on site.
Frequently asked questions
Can decorative FRP be fixed to a false ceiling?
Usually yes — that is much of the point of using it. FRP elements are a fraction of the weight of the plaster or stone equivalents, so cornices, roses and dome features can go onto standard suspended ceilings. We confirm the fixing method against the actual ceiling construction before casting.
Can you produce a repeating run of identical elements?
Yes, and this is where FRP is most economical. The cost sits in making the pattern and mould; once those exist, additional castings are comparatively cheap. A long run of columns, brackets or screen sections is straightforward.
Can it be supplied unfinished for site painting?
Yes — we can deliver in a paint-ready primer if the contractor is finishing to a site scheme. Most clients prefer us to finish it, because metallic and antique effects are difficult to match on site.
Start a project
Tell us the site, the scale and the date it needs to be in place. We will tell you what is achievable and what it involves.