A selection of our work
Classic and modern, from the Van Stolkpark to Wassenaar. For each project you can see what we did and how long it took. Most owners are happy to tell you how it turned out, just ask us for an address.
Town house in the Statenkwartier: ceilings, arch and cornices
Three reed ceilings from 1904, cracked from one ceiling rose to the next, and a plastered arch between the front and back room. We fixed the loose sections, ran four metres of new cornice and finished everything in limewash. Nine working days, with the family living in.
Villa in Wassenaar: marmorino in the living room
A living room of over forty square metres with one long wall as the centrepiece. Marmorino in a warm grey-brown, four coats, burnished by hand. The owners chose the colour after three test panels.
Benoordenhout: concrete-look bathroom
Straight over the old tiles, so no demolition. Walls and the basin wall in one continuous surface of microcement, in a warm sand colour. Done in six working days, drying time included.
Zeeheldenkwartier: a stairwell from 1895
The shared stairwell of a town house divided into flats. We restored the ceiling with its painted borders, secured loose ornaments and brought the pilasters back to a crisp profile. Four weeks, in two phases, so the residents could keep using the stairs.
Van Stolkpark: limewash above the panelling
Forty-year-old emulsion off, two coats of limewash on, in a soft off-white. The damp patches by the bay window have not come back since. The wooden panelling and the cornices were left untouched.
Scheveningen: lime-based concrete look
A flat just off the seafront, where the salty air makes ordinary paint peel within a few years. Lime-based concrete look on the living room and kitchen walls. The wall breathes, and in the afternoon light the pattern really comes alive. Seven working days.
One wall, a ceiling or a whole house?
Robert comes round with samples and can put a test panel on your wall. It costs you nothing.