Bas Relief

Many historians believe that the first architectural bas relief sculptures were created over 20,000 years ago. In ancient Greece and Rome, completing an architectural bas relief sculpture in stone, bronze, or wood was painstaking work. There are still some sculptors who make stone, wood, and concrete bas relief sculptures with basic tools like chisels and hammers, but new materials and innovative techniques have made manufacturing architectural bas relief easier and more error proof than ever before.

At Stromberg, all of our bas relief works are made with molds. After our clients choose from our hundreds of attractive stock designs, it’s as easy as pouring the material into the mold. The completed reinforced bas relief pieces will be identical to those in our stock photos. The ability to duplicate any architectural bas relief design an unlimited number of times is perfect for those who want to add several identical accents to a room or building exterior. If our clients don’t see any stock designs that interest them, Stromberg also offers custom bas relief. Individuals can develop their own design and choose from our weather-resistant, lightweight, and durable materials for an architectural bas relief piece that is truly one of a kind.

Let us work with you to develop stunning bas relief for your house of worship or world-class resort. With 30 years of experience and 100,000 square feet of production space, we have the resources and the expertise to meet all of your needs.

• Huge selection of classical and modern designs
• Custom designs available

• The best quality, service, and value in the industry for over 30 years
• The largest bas relief manufacturer in the world
• World’s highest quality bas relief
• The ability to fill orders of any size

• Assistance with details and designs
• Drawings
• Models and maquettes

Applications

Government

Hospitality

Religious

Featured Projects Using Bas Relief

The USA’s largest cast bas relief has been created by Stromberg Architectural Products and has been installed at the Pentagon.

Visitors to the famous Mirage Resort in Las Vegas can now see the work of Stromberg Architectural at Siegfried and...

The design for Hollywood Casino in Shreveport incorporates the glitz and glam of the Golden Era of film with the...

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