Fluted stone and brushed silver decorative wall feature in a casino lobby

Catalogue · Division 05

Decor

The decorative layer — metalwork, stone, timber, panelling, mirrors and accessories — that turns a well-built room into a place with character.

Fluted stone and brushed silver decorative wall feature in a casino lobby

Overview

Decorative elements carry a venue's personality

Once the architecture, furniture and lighting are resolved, a room is competent but anonymous. Decorative work is what makes a guest remember which venue they were in — a bronze screen at the salon threshold, a fluted stone wall behind reception, a mirror composition that doubles the apparent depth of a lounge.

We commission these elements rather than buying them off a shelf. Our metal, stone and joinery workshops produce to our drawings, which means scale, finish and fixing method are all correct for a commercial gaming environment rather than adapted from residential products.

  • Bespoke fabrication in metal, stone, timber, glass and composite materials
  • Fixing and substrate details engineered for public-area loading and safety
  • Finishes selected for handling resistance in high-traffic positions
  • Installation by our own crews with full protection of adjacent finishes

Decorative scope

Ten decorative disciplines

Each element is drawn, prototyped where scale demands it, and delivered with the fixing methodology documented for the builder.

01

Luxury Wall Decor

Composed wall treatments combining metal, textile, stone and timber in layered relief, engineered as demountable panel systems.

02

Metal Installations

Brushed, blackened, bronzed and champagne-anodised screens, grilles and sculptural features fabricated to millimetre tolerances.

03

Timber Elements

Fluted, slatted and carved timber features in sequence-matched veneers or solid stock, fire-treated for public areas.

04

Stone Features

Book-matched marble and granite compositions, honed or leathered finishes, with concealed support and serviceable joints.

05

Decorative Panels

Acoustic-backed panel systems in leather, textile and lacquer that combine sound absorption with visual richness.

06

Mirrors

Antiqued, bronzed and clear mirror compositions, safety-backed and positioned to extend perceived depth without disturbing surveillance.

07

Luxury Accessories

Vessels, trays, sculptural objects, planters and desk accessories curated per zone and supplied with a placement schedule.

08

Reception Decor

Feature backdrops, brand-mark integration, floral programme vessels and lighting-integrated wall compositions.

09

VIP Lounge Decor

Individually authored decorative schemes for salons, with one-off pieces produced specifically for that room.

10

Hotel Decor

Guest room and corridor decorative packages coordinated with the public-area palette for a continuous property identity.

Casino hotel reception with dark stone and emerald marble desk

Technical detail

Detail restraint is what separates luxury from decoration

The temptation in gaming interiors is to add. Our experience is the opposite: the most expensive-looking rooms are usually those with three or four decorative moves executed perfectly, rather than twelve executed adequately.

We work to a decorative hierarchy per zone — one primary gesture, two supporting elements and a consistent accessory language — and we resist adding anything that does not earn its place in that structure.

Every element arrives with a maintenance note. A patinated bronze screen cleaned with the wrong chemical is ruined in one shift, so housekeeping receives written guidance and a labelled sample of each finish for reference.

Indicative technical specification — decorative wall systems

Panel constructionFire-rated MDF or aluminium honeycomb substrate with demountable clip fixing
Metal finishesPVD, anodised, powder-coated or hand-patinated with clear protective coat
Stone thickness20 mm solid or 6 mm on aluminium honeycomb for large vertical spans
Fire complianceGroup 1 or 2 material classification for public areas per NCC
Acoustic backingOptional 30–50 mm absorber achieving NRC 0.55–0.80
Tolerance±1 mm on fabricated metalwork, ±2 mm on stone jointing
Lead time8–14 weeks from approved shop drawings and prototype
MaintenanceNon-abrasive cleaning schedule and touch-up kit supplied at handover

Advantages

Why operators specify this range

Typical applications

  • Reception backdrops and arrival thresholds
  • Gaming floor columns, screens and zone dividers
  • VIP salon walls, doors and service joinery
  • Bar and restaurant feature walls
  • Lift lobbies, corridors and vertical circulation
  • Hotel guest rooms and suite entries

Commercially engineered

Fixings, substrates and finishes are specified for public-area duty, not adapted from residential products.

Made to the room

Every element is drawn to the actual dimensions rather than forced from a standard size.

Demountable

Panel systems can be removed for service or replacement without damaging adjacent finishes.

Maintainable finishes

Housekeeping receives written care guidance and reference samples for every applied finish.

Start a project

Speak with a casino interior specialist

Share your programme, seat count and target opening date. A senior specialist will respond within one business day with an indicative scope, budget band and delivery schedule.