Plaster Ceiling Roses and Wall Lights for Interior Designers and Developers

Send the pieces you are considering, the quantity, the project type and your timeline through the enquiries page. Standard pieces are cast to order, dispatched according to the listing, while repeat runs and bespoke sizes need discussion. Plan the programme early and cut a full-size template on site.

By Gregory TireCraft and materials 21 October 20261 min read

Flare illustration of a ceiling plan drawn on grid paper with a ceiling rose, a wall light and a pencil

Handmade Astoria plaster ceiling rose — Handmade plaster details give projects character that stock fittings lack.

Working with a maker

Enquirepieces, quantity, timeline

Templatefull size, on site

Finishsupplied paintable

Plan earlyhandmade, made to order

What to send us

Project type and location
The pieces you are considering and quantities
Ceiling type and heights
Your programme and delivery date

Use the enquiries page.

Lead times

Pieces are cast to order, so allow for it. Standard listings state their dispatch time. For larger quantities, repeat runs or a bespoke size, ask us for a realistic date rather than assuming.

Specification points

Read our designer's guide to specifying plaster and commissioning bespoke work.

Finish and fixing

Pieces are supplied paintable, natural or white primed. Plan the paint system with the decorator and fixing with the contractor. Confirm the ceiling type on site: textured coatings in buildings built or refurbished before 2000 may contain asbestos^[1], and in a listed building fixing into historic plaster may need listed building consent^[2]. Coordinate smoke alarms and downlights with the fire safety requirements in Approved Document B^[3], and have any mains wall lights installed by a qualified electrician (see Approved Document P^[4]). See fitting instructions.

Handmade variation

Hand-cast plaster is consistent but not machine-identical. Tell your client early.

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Astoria Ceiling Rose

Duchess Ceiling Rose

Bedside Wall Light

Frequently asked questions

Do you supply to the trade?

Yes. Use the enquiries page with the details of your project.

Can I order multiple identical pieces?

Often, yes. Ask about quantities and timing.

Can sizes be customised?

Often, yes. See the commissions guide.

Are the pieces ready to paint?

Yes, natural or white primed, ready for emulsion.

Sources

References and further reading

Harvard style. Web pages were checked on the access date shown.

Health and Safety Executive (n.d.) Asbestos: frequently asked questions. HSE. Available at: www.hse.gov.uk/asbestos/faq.htm (Accessed: 27 October 2026).
Historic England (2021) Listed Building Consent: Historic England Advice Note 16. Historic England. Available at: historicengland.org.uk/images-books/publications/listed-b... (Accessed: 27 October 2026).
Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (n.d.) Fire safety: Approved Document B. GOV.UK. Available at: www.gov.uk/government/publications/fire-safety-approved-d... (Accessed: 27 October 2026).
Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (n.d.) Electrical safety: Approved Document P. GOV.UK. Available at: www.gov.uk/government/publications/electrical-safety-appr... (Accessed: 27 October 2026).

How to cite this article

Tire, G. (2026) ‘Plaster Ceiling Roses and Wall Lights for Interior Designers and Developers’, The Flare Journal. Flare Studio UK. Available at: https://flarestudio.uk/blogs/journal/plaster-ceiling-roses-for-designers-and-developers (Accessed: 12 November 2026).

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