Garabos building entrance with fenced facade, glass windows, and prominent GARABOS sign

In the heart
of Garabos

While plaster is still underestimated today, we want to demonstrate its richness as well as the prowess of the people who shape it. While plaster is perceived as the poor relation of the built environment, we want to promote it to make it an object of desirability.
Boris Garabos

Founded by

Pierre Garabos

A passionate craftsman, our family business has been cultivating the art of plastering and staffing for three generations. We are proud to perpetuate its know-how, dynamism and taste for exploration.
Today, under the management of grandson Boris, GARABOS continues to combine tradition and modernity to offer you solutions tailored to every type of space.

Our commitment? To offer you impeccable, meticulously finished work at every stage of your project.

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Garabos craftsperson working with plaster molding materials in a workshop
Plaster craftsman shaping a decorative plaster molding in Garabos workshop
Craftsman wearing a Garabos plasterwork T-shirt works inside a workshop.
Plaster craftsman wearing glasses and a white shirt works beside an ornate decorative wall panel

Transmission
of a culture

company philosophy

In the 1960s, Pierre Garabos, a plasterer by training, set up his business in Carignan at a time when plastering ceilings and walls was commonplace. Little did he imagine that, 60 years later, his company would become a pillar of the plastering and staffing industry in the Bordeaux region.

Boris Garabos

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For three
generations

An exacting passion is passed on in our family business, dedicated to the craftsmanship of plastering and staffing.

Drawing on our rich heritage, we perpetuate age-old techniques while cultivating innovations and developments in our profession.

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Sharing
knowledge

Team spirit and a constant desire to learn and improve our techniques are the cornerstones of our corporate culture.

Training is one of our core concerns:
It enables us to ensure that the traditions and values of French craftsmanship are passed on.

Garabos team members working in a bright plasterwork workshop filled with tools and materials

Finally

Concerned about our environmental impact
and the well-being of our employees.

We are committed to using natural materials wherever possible, while keeping our site waste to a minimum.
At Garabos, we see craftsmanship as a heritage and a way forward.

Hands holding a bundle of fine sanding fibers over a gray textured surface