Irish Fine Art Plasterwork was founded in 1988 by our founder Frank Newman in a small shed in Clonliffe road Dublin 3.
\nFrank was a lecturer in plasterwork in Bolton Street College in Dublin when he saw a niche in the market of plasterwork restoration.
\nThe company now has a 6500 square feet showroom\/workshop next to the famous Croke park stadium in Dublin 1.
\nWe have the largest selection of bespoke mouldings in the country and have become the largest plaster restoration company in the Ireland.
\nWhile most of our work is in the Dublin and surrounding areas we also work countrywide and have exported abroad to numerous countries including,Russia,USA,U.A.E. Romania, France, Bulgaria ,Hungary ,Aruba, Antigua ,Greece,Italy and of course United Kingdom.
\nMost of our work is in the restoration of plasterwork to Georgian and Victorian buildings with an increasing amount of original ceilings being consolidated to retain there stability and fabric.
\nIrish Fine Art Plasterwork has perfected a method of consolidating ceilings using Frank Newmans wire and washer method and have saved well over a hundred listed ceilings using this method.
\nAlso we have seen an increase in outside work using our glass reinforced cement material , which unlike timber will stand the test time against the Irish climate and all our products can be made using this.
\nWe can also manufacture our products in Jesmomite which is a very flexible and robust product where versatility and strength is required.
\nWe can also work with architects and designers to produce mouldings for projects from photographs or drawings.
\nThe film studios also call on us for our expertise when required,
\nWe have worked in most of the elite hotels including, the four seasons Hotel , the Merrion Hotel, The Westin Hotel , The Gresham Hotel, The Berkeley court Hotel
\nThe Burlington Hotel, The Grand Hotel Malahide, and of course the Shelbourne on Stephens Green.
\nWe have worked countrywide in many of the large estate houses in Ireland including Powerscourt house in Wicklow , Fenit house in Kerry, Killua castle in Westmeath , Giggonstown house in Mullingar and of course the Mansion house in Dublin.
\nWe have a permanent staff of ten people (excluding office staff)at present who have all served their apprenticeship with the company and continue to work with the company rather than for the company doing a job we all enjoy and we accept challenges others turn away.
\nWe have a broad base of returning customers as well as new one-off customers, all are treated to the same service and attention no matter what size the project.
\nThe company are referred by the Georgian society, An Taisce and Dublin Civic Trust among others .
\nOur founder has appeared on TV and in National newspaper on a number of occasions for his knowledge of plasterwork and methods used both in the past and the present.
\nWe have a 1500 Square foot showroom which numerous visitors have described as looking like \u201cAladdins Palace\u201d because of the vast variety of products we have on display and we open 6 days a week.
\nThe staff that deal with customers are the same people who Originate make and fit our products so they are well qualified to answer any questions our customers.<\/p>\n","why_we":"","history":"","image_2":false,"image_3":false},"yoast_head":"\n