Since we introduced Wall Stencil in Art Nouveau style to our customers, we have been asked questions like these. Here it is – short and to the point. There is no simple answer. We can do a lot, but we cannot abolish the laws of gravity.
Option 1 – you hire specially trained people who draw you a lot of beautiful pictures on their computer screens. Here is an example when we were asked to make a plaster mold according to a design prepared by “specially trained people”. We can make a mold, but we need to know the exact dimensions of the wall to fit exactly 10 pieces, not 10.2348 pieces. But keep in mind that the “specially trained people” could not ensure the symmetry of the drawing and the sink with a mirror.
Although the mutual symmetry of the wall pattern and the arrangement of mirrors and sinks would decorate the room. But who cares? We tactfully omit the cost of the services of “specially trained people”.
Option 2 – order the production of a plaster mold. Yes, we can make a mold. But how many times will it have to be used?
And each time it has to be first coated with a hydrophobic lubricant, then filled with plaster, then pressed against the wall or ceiling, then wait for it to dry, then carefully tear it off the wall, then wash and reuse. This is an incorrect solution and a very expensive method.
Option 3 – again, a plaster mold into which the plaster solution is poured, allowed to dry, removed from the mold and glued to the surface of interest. It takes a long time. And it is tiring.
Option 4 – we offered it to another client, the girl happily went to implement the proposed option and forgot to tell us about the results. In the meantime, we improved the idea and made it even cheaper. So, we present the idea of ”how to do it” – We can modify any of the existing Wall Stencil so that you can laser cut out the necessary elements of the volumetric wall decor from plywood (of the thickness required by the customer). These individual elements can be glued to the wall or ceiling, and then covered with plaster. Large elements can be attached with screws. If the pattern is formed by a group of many small elements, we can prepare a stencil that provides support for the entire group of parts, with thin jumpers (whoever bought and glued plastic models of airplanes, etc., knows how this looks and works) – after the glue dries, such jumpers are removed with a knife. This method will not help if you want to do something similar yourself –
It’s not going to get “cheap“. “It” can be made as a three-dimensional model, attached to the wall and either painted or plastered and then painted. That’s expensive. We can do this and even more – see the Windows & Doors decorations.