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Garnier & Linker uses two techniques to produce plaster pieces: staff casting and mold casting. In both cases, all preliminary master models, including surface work, are produced in the Garnier & Linker workshop using various materials such as wood, plaster, or wax. These forms are then sent to specialized workshops, where they are transformed into plaster pieces.
For light fixtures, the plaster is deliberately left unfinished, while for furniture, a protective wax coating is applied.
To preserve the beauty of the pieces, clean them gently with a soft cloth and avoid using any chemicals.
Garnier & Linker uses two techniques to produce plaster pieces: staff casting and mold casting. In both cases, all preliminary master models, including surface work, are produced in the Garnier & Linker workshop using various materials such as wood, plaster, or wax. These forms are then sent to specialized workshops, where they are transformed into plaster pieces.
For light fixtures, the plaster is deliberately left unfinished, while for furniture, a protective wax coating is applied.
To preserve the beauty of the pieces, clean them gently with a soft cloth and avoid using any chemicals.