Moss innovation pushes boundaries for a 600-year legacy

Mar 7, 2025 | Project News

MOSS2024.029 Image 2 Moss innovation pushes boundaries for a 600-year legacyTo commemorate the 600th anniversary of London’s first purpose-built Livery Hall, Moss partnered with photographer and digital media producer Karolina Heller.

Tracing its origins back to 1180, the Livery Hall, home to The Grocers’ Company, is now integral London’s ceremonial life and to celebrate its cultural significance, Moss was tasked with showcasing Ms Heller’s artistic vision, with wrapped panels, acrylic displays and surrounding embellishments.

Moss used its Nyala 4 to produce the striking centrepiece acrylic panel worthy of the Livery Hall’s elegance. With its sleek gloss finish, the panel’s installation was a highly delicate process, with careful handling guaranteeing a flawless presentation with absolutely no surface scratches.

Account manager, Darren Connell, said: “Our goal was to enhance the room, not merely blend in. The job demanded innovative solutions, from integrating small features such as the gold chains for hanging the graphics through to the grand centrepiece, ultimately ensuring a display that honours the hall’s 600-years heritage.”

In keeping with the company’s commitment to sustainability, the installation used a selection of recyclable acrylics and vinyls for minimal environmental impact. This approach reflects Moss’ dedication to celebrating the past while considering the future, offering sustainable solutions without compromising quality.