Complex spaces, technical systems constraints, visual continuity: cruise ships and high-end vessels require architectural solutions capable of combining aesthetics, functionality, and technical integration. Suspended ceilings and decorative elements must respond to specific design requirements to adapt to prestige areas, common spaces, and cabins.
Cema Group develops custom plaster, drywall, and metal structures for the marine sector, working alongside designers and shipyards to turn concepts into concrete construction solutions. In-house production allows for the distinct yet coordinated management of drywall and metal suspended ceilings, plaster decorations, and finishes, maintaining control over every stage of the process.
Marine sector needs that become solutions with Cema Group
Every marine project requires a balance between technical constraints, shipyard timelines, and architectural consistency. Cema Group translates these needs into custom-developed solutions based on actual on-board conditions.
Integration with systems and technical installations
Ship and cruise ship environments require precise management of lighting, climate control, sound distribution, and safety systems. Suspended ceilings and structures must allow for accessibility, inspectability, and integration with other technical elements.
Cema Group designs plaster and metal suspended ceilings and structures configured for system integration, developing modular, inspectable solutions that ensure aesthetic continuity and technical functionality.
Structural constraints and adaptation to spaces
Non-standard geometries, curved surfaces, and tight technical spaces: ships require custom workmanship and adaptability at every stage, from design to installation.
Cema Group creates shaped architectural elements and custom structures, developing every component from the project design and verifying its feasibility to adapt to actual shipyard conditions.
Aesthetic identity and quality of finishes
Materials, details, and decorative features in marine environments must convey a coherent and recognizable identity, particularly in common and hospitality areas.
Cema Group creates custom plaster and metal decorative elements for ships and cruise liners, ensuring consistency between the architectural concept and the final result through in-house manufacturing and direct control over finishes.
Certifications and compliance of custom-made decorative elements for the marine sector
Quality of workmanship and operational traceability are fundamental requirements in the marine sector. Cema Group operates under UNI EN ISO 9001:2015 certification, which guarantees a clear organization of activities, from the initial request through production to delivery. It is a structured approach that maintains continuity between design and realization, ensuring execution consistency and reliability even in complex environments such as the marine sector.
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The production of suspended ceilings and decorative elements in plaster and metal
A comprehensive process that starts with technical consulting and feasibility assessment, continues with custom design, and materializes in the in-house production of plaster, drywall, and metal structure components for the marine sector, right through to finishing and installation. Cema Group manages all phases of development and execution for every project in-house, ensuring continuity across processing stages, coordination with the shipyard, and adherence to timelines.
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Consulting and feasibility assessment
Every project begins with a technical review of the design and the architectural context in which it will be integrated. Spaces, the presence of building systems, and design specifications are analyzed to identify the most suitable construction solutions.
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Custom design
The detailed design of the elements defines drawings and dimensions that allow plaster, drywall, and metal solutions to be adapted to the characteristics of the spaces, ensuring consistency between the architectural concept and technical execution.
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Production of plaster elements and metal structures
Production takes place in-house at Cema Group Srl through artisanal craftsmanship integrated with controlled technical processes. Plaster elements, plasterboard structures, and metalwork are manufactured based on the executive design, ensuring dimensional precision.
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Finishing, assembly and painting
Prior to delivery, the finishing process is completed, which includes assembly and surface treatments. At this stage, fits, dimensions, and surface quality are verified. Painting processes make the elements ready for installation.
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Installation
Installation takes place in coordination with other site works and in accordance with the facility's operational needs. The teams install the elements following the technical specifications defined during the design phase, ensuring aesthetic continuity across the various spaces.
Finishes for architectural elements in plaster and metal in the marine sector
Finishes help define the identity of marine interiors and enhance suspended ceilings, walls, and decorative elements. Surface treatments allow plaster, plasterboard, and metal to be integrated into the design, ensuring aesthetic consistency and compatibility with actual operating conditions. Cema Group creates custom finishes developed according to the technical specifications of the marine project.
Digital printing
Digital printing allows textures or graphic patterns to be transferred onto decorative surfaces. This technique enables the creation of custom elements in metal or other materials, integrated into the visual design of the ship's interior spaces.
Gold leaf
Gold leaf application is used to enhance decorative details, cornices, and ceiling roses in representative spaces. Hand application makes it possible to achieve finishes consistent with the architectural concept, maintaining precision in the details.
Lamination
Lamination applies decorative coatings that modify the surface appearance of the elements, introducing textured or metallic effects. This process allows for the creation of panelling and surfaces integrated into the architectural language of marine environments.
Painting in RAL or NCS colors
Painting allows decorative elements to be adapted to the color choices defined by the naval project. The use of RAL or NCS color systems guarantees uniformity and consistency across the ship's different spaces, maintaining visual continuity between surfaces and components.
Custom-made products for ship architecture with Cema Group
Aesthetics, functionality, and technical constraints: false ceilings, structures, and decorative elements for the marine sector must adapt to complex geometries and integrate seamlessly with on-board systems and equipment. Cema Group Srl manufactures custom-made products in plaster, plasterboard, and metal, developed to meet the design and operational requirements of ships.
Custom decorative elements Cema Group Srl
The plaster cornices by Cema Group Srl are the expression of project-oriented Italian craftsmanship. In-house production, process control, and the ability to dialogue with architects and construction management represent an approach based on continuity between idea, design, and execution. Made in Italy, in this context, is an operating method and technical responsibility.
Professional craftsmanship
Made in Italy
Plaster cornices are designed to be compatible with the technical requirements of hotel, marine, and residential construction sites, in terms of integration with other building systems, schedule management, and coordination with installation phases. Cema Group Srl acts as a single technical point of contact, facilitating communication between design and site operations.
