Ellis and Co are equipped to compete a restoration from start to finish including internal and external surfaces and fine details. Our craftsmen are specialists with heritage skills training in the application of lime washes and distemper, natural and high quality pigments, gold leaf, wallpapers including handmade and historic papers.
We are asked to create a wide range of finishes to meet designs specified by clients, architects and conservation advisors. We often use natural pigments which create a warm finish in keeping with natural materials, stone and lime wash surfaces. We can prepare bespoke colour blends as required and work with high quality paints. Our decorators have experience of hanging a variety of high quality wallpapers, of removing samples of historic paper for reproduction, and of working around in-situ features to create bespoke finishes.
All Saints Church in Wrington is a Grade I listed Church with 13th century foundations.
Over eight months Ellis and Co completed a full programme of conservation and refurbishment of the masonry and timber internal architecture. Works were specified by Benjamin Beauchamp Architects.
Ellis and Co at Dunshay Manor
Dunshay Manor, is a Grade II listed building dating to the C16th with C17th additions. It is known for its role in the arts and crafts movement and was redesigned in this style in the early C20th.
Our craftsmen are specialists with heritage skills training.
Ellis and Co are almost unique in providing such a wide range of trades needed to complete a restoration from start to finish including internal and external surfaces and fine detail finishes.
This octagonal Grade II listed Gothic Revival building is a rare example of a rural Georgian chapel.
Internal works including replastering, redecoration, new services and improvements.
Refurbishment of a Grade I Elizabethan House owned by the Field Studies Council.
Ellis and Co refurbished the interior of the property including plasterwork, joinery repairs to failing beams, doors and windows. Flooring, and electrical and plumbing installations.
Ellis and Co repaired and redecorated this late 1800's Grade II listed church in Cheltenham.
The church of St Gregory the Great is a Grade II listed building consecrated in 1875 after a mid- 1800’s rebuild. Ellis and Co were commissioned as principle contractor to extensively repair and redecorate the interior of the building. Including revealing historic wall paintings.
Refurbishment of rooms in a Grade I listed 14th Century National Trust property.
Shute Barton is one of the most important non-fortified manor houses of the Middle Ages still in existence.