The scheme included the refurbishment of two function rooms (mustard room and pink room) within the Medlock Suite of the Grade II listed Ashton Town Hall. One room incorporated traditional sand and lime plasterwork to ceiling, walls and moulding work and the other predominantly utilising the more modern fibrous plasterwork. During the investigation following an attack of dry rot, the historic plaster ceiling was revealed and restored to its former glory using traditional building practices and materials. The highly ornate pink room was repaired using traditional fibrous plaster fabrication techniques on the walls and ceilings incorporating around eight different moulding designs. The mustard room was renovated using traditional lime based materials including a lath and plasterwork ceiling which had to be stripped down to cornice level prior to replacement. A new corbel bracket mould was also replaced which was designed by Ornate Interiors to be in keeping with the rest of the room. Working to a tight programme the project was completed a week ahead of schedule.   - Newcastle Station - Gibson Mill - Temple of Minerva - Leeds City Station - Aakash Restaurant - Ashton Town Hall - St. Georges Hall - St Mary's Church, Honley   - Private Chapel - Midland Hotel, Manchester - Lyall Street, London - Akbars Restaurant