WCP58 - Ringed Egg and Dart Plaster Ceiling Rose
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About our Ringed Egg and Dart Plaster Ceiling Rose
Design & Detailing
The Georgian Plain plaster ceiling rose 520mm is a medium sized ceiling feature defined by a restrained central form surrounded by a decorative perimeter band. The centre of the rose remains largely plain, allowing the outer enrichment to introduce architectural detail without overwhelming the composition. A fine dual band of egg and dart ornament combined with small bead detailing forms the outer frame, giving the rose a structured classical appearance typical of traditional plaster ceiling rose designs.
Georgian Influence
This period ceiling rose reflects decorative traditions associated with Georgian interior plasterwork, where classical motifs were arranged with careful balance and proportion. The egg and dart pattern originates from classical Greek architecture and became widely used throughout the eighteenth century in architectural mouldings and ceiling ornament. The detailing seen here aligns closely with features commonly found across many Georgian ceiling roses installed within traditional period interiors.
Size & Ceiling Proportion
The Georgian Plain plaster ceiling rose 520mm in diameter (approximately 20.5 inches) has a maximum thickness of 20mm. This relatively shallow profile makes the rose well suited to medium sized rooms where modest ceiling heights benefit from decorative detail that remains visually light. The centre opening accommodates a light fitting up to 90mm in diameter, allowing pendant fittings to pass through the centre while the outer enrichment frames the fitting neatly. Its scale works well within interiors incorporating new and existing heritage plaster mouldings.
Craftsmanship & Material
Each Georgian Plain plaster ceiling rose 520mm is produced in fibrous plaster at our workshop in Norfolk using traditional casting techniques followed by careful hand finishing. This process ensures the egg and dart band and surrounding bead detailing remain crisp and clearly defined across the moulding. Fibrous plaster allows classical ornament to retain its sharp definition once installed and decorated while providing durability suited to architectural plasterwork.
