STAFF DÉCOR × HOPLITES MANAGEMENT

STAFF DÉCOR

Bringing depth
to interior architecture.

Cornices, mouldings, ornaments and bespoke creations that shape volumes and light.

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Cornices, mouldings, ornaments and bespoke creations that shape volumes and light.
Source: manufacturer’s catalogue supplied to HMA.

Materials & craftsmanship

Bringing depth
to interior architecture.

Decorative plasterwork brings lines, shadows and proportions into dialogue. Staff Décor offers a vocabulary ranging from classical ornament to contemporary relief for distinctive interiors.

Working from your drawings and architectural intent, HMA supports collection selection and the preparation of studies for hospitality, residential and commercial projects in Africa.

Materials & craftsmanship
Source: manufacturer’s catalogue supplied to HMA.
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French craftsmanship

Drawing, moulding and plasterwork shape decorative elements. Precision in the detail contributes to the whole.

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Collections & bespoke

Catalogue profiles, an adapted motif or a specific creation: the solution follows the proportions and requirements of the space.

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Classical to contemporary

Ornaments, surrounds, cornices, wall panels and volumes connect different design approaches within a project.

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Light & volume

Profiles and relief can support indirect lighting, structure ceilings and give surfaces rhythm.

Collections

Three ways to shape walls and ceilings.

Ornaments & surrounds

Ornaments & surrounds

Mouldings, wall compositions and classical details that emphasise proportions.

Contemporary relief

Contemporary relief

Geometric panels and textures that animate surfaces through shadow.

Cornices & light

Cornices & light

Profiles and junctions that define transitions between walls, ceilings and lighting.

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Your project

From drawing to finished element.

Bespoke work starts with a survey, sketch or model. The study defines dimensions, joints, fixings and finishes. Approving a detail or prototype helps coordinate the work with other trades.

From drawing to finished element.
Source: manufacturer’s catalogue supplied to HMA.

Applications

Hotels & reception spaces

Lobbies, rooms, suites and restaurants: give the decoration continuity while accounting for use.

Residences & villas

Create compositions suited to ceiling heights, openings and the character of each space.

Retail & refurbishment

Develop specific volumes or extend an existing design vocabulary with suitable details.

Points to check

  • Validate substrates, loads, fixings and the installation method for each element.
  • Coordinate lighting, openings, maintenance access and building services.
  • Select products for the actual exposure: decorative plasterwork does not imply suitability for all wet or outdoor areas.
  • Verify fire classifications and acoustic properties for the specified product or assembly.

References

References in hospitality and interior decoration.

Manufacturer’s references. Their inclusion does not imply HMA’s involvement in these projects.

HMA support

  1. 01

    Define

    Identify uses, spaces and project requirements.

  2. 02

    Design

    Coordinate formats, details, materials and finishes with drawings.

  3. 03

    Validate

    Confirm references and approve any required samples or prototypes.

  4. 04

    Prepare installation

    Consolidate quantities, technical documents, installation conditions and schedule.

Turning your intention
from plan into volume.

Send HMA drawings, sections, heights, motifs and desired finishes. We prepare the enquiry scope, quantities and coordination points to review with the manufacturer and contractors.

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Documentation & credits

Adapted from the HMA Staff Décor presentation and the Staff & Design and Les Ornements catalogues. Photographs: Staff Décor documents supplied to HMA; rights remain with their respective holders. The illustrated ceiling detail comes from Les Ornements, which identifies Château des Hauts de Provins.

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