Ceiling medallions, including Victorian ceiling roses, were made of plaster and were resident in practically every Victorian drawing room and parlor, in both grand homes and modest cottages. Some medallions actually masked pipes that provided escape from fumes associated with gas heating!
 

Today, however, our medallions, made of fibrous plaster (or in some cases, paper) are decorated to match your style and color schemes. We review sizing with you, select your work towards an agreement on your color palette (we'll mix samples), acquire your medallion, paint and glaze, and install it securely into your lath or joist.

Fall 2009 Release

Paint your own Armstrong or other white ceiling tiles, and make them something special!

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