We work for churches and monasteries, castles and palaces, historic tenement houses, museums and public buildings. No matter how large the object, from a tenement house to a castle, we can handle any surface area. Our gres mosaic is produced from Italian clays and pigments, in line with the heritage conservator's guidance.
Every project starts with an inspection and measurements, after which we prepare individual colour recipes and samples for approval. We recreate borders, geometric ornaments and historic floor patterns, fill in losses and make floors from scratch: in presbyteries, naves, entrance halls, stairwells, corridors and cloisters. We work with parishes, heritage conservators, architects and restoration contractors in Poland and across Europe. Write to us and we will prepare a quote, a design and samples matched to your floor.
Buildings we work for
- churches, chapels and monasteries
- castles, palaces and manor houses
- historic tenement houses and stairwells
- museums and public buildings
- heritage hotels and prestigious venues
- period villas, residences and private homes
How the restoration works
- site inspection and floor measurements
- analysis of original tiles and palette matching
- design and visualisation of the reconstruction
- individual colour recipes and samples for approval
- production of gres mosaic in our workshop
- transport and installation on site
Frequently asked questions
Can you recreate a historic pattern from the original?
Yes. We analyse the existing floor, draw the base palette directly from the original tiles and prepare individual colour recipes and samples for approval.
Do you work to the heritage conservator's requirements?
Yes. Documentation and scope are agreed with the investor and the regional heritage conservator. We work with parishes, architects and restoration contractors.
Can you restore only the damaged part of a floor?
Yes. We fill in losses and individual fragments as well as carrying out complete reconstructions of entire floors.
What tile format do you use for reconstruction?
The format is matched to the original, most often from 10 × 10 mm upwards, so the new mosaic becomes an indistinguishable continuation of the historic composition.
Is a large surface area a problem?
No. We have our own workshop and material stock, so we handle both small fragments and complete floors in churches, castles and public buildings.