About Us

Bronze Patinations & Custom Art Creations

What we do


Masters @ the application of bespoke bronze patinations and conservation and restoration of bronze

Laurence Flood ACR has over 30 years’ experience in conservation and restoration at Bronze Restorations. His portfolio includes conserving sculpture from Rodin, Henry Moore, Botero and many others.

In the commercial world Laurence’s patinations have been developed within such schemes as Nova Victoria, Sea Containers House/Hotel, De Vere Gardens and Portman Square. They have also been nominated for Eton College, Lincoln Cathedral and The Painted Hall Greenwich. These unique and bespoke patinations may be applied to Brass, Gilding Metal or PB102 to items such as speedlanes, reception desks, lift openings/cars, entrance screens, featured walls and more.

Accreditations


Bronze Restoration recognise the importance of demonstrating competence and best practice, commitment to health & safety and endeavours to reduce their impact on the environment. Because of this we have been accredited by organisations such as Safecontractor, Human Focus and CSCS. Laurence Flood is an ACR – Accredited Conservator-Restorer

Tradition


Ever aware of our heritage and our environment our ethos is to hand down our experience to the next generation. We are able to draw on our knowledge through our collaboration with a local foundry. Recipes have been handed down through the ages and patinations are still hand applied from the ever enduring classic BMA to the unique and bespoke. We have developed several waxes and continue to make our own. Modern lacquers are applied and sheen levels are adjusted to give a natural look. To find out more Contact Us Now

Over 30 Years of Experience


Laurence successfully gained ACR status and is professionally accredited in the conservation and restoration of bronze; his assessor, Robert Turner of Turner Bros, stating that his knowledge of specifications and history of sculpture and commercial buildings within the City and West End is second to none.